[1] Stephens, _Monast. Anglican._ 175, dates his appointment from 1446.
This may be the true date: we have not wished to adopt it, however, not
knowing the authority from which Mr. Stephens derived his information.
[2] "Guillelmus Egremond (Herrera writes) erat anno 1462 et 1464 in
Regesto Pontificio Episcopus Dromorensis in Hibernia et Guillelmi
Archiepiscopi Eboracen suffraganeus".
[3] They were as follows:--"1st, To renounce the name of O'Neil; 2nd,
That he and his followers should use English habit, language, and
manners; 3rd, That their children should learn English; 4th, That they
should build houses and husband their land in English manner; 5th, That
they should obey English laws and not cess their tenants, nor keep more
gallowglasses than the lord deputy allow; and 6th, That they should
answer all general hostings, as those of the Pale do, and shall not
succour any of the king's enemies".
[4] Mant. _History of the Irish Church_, vol. i. page 218, seqq.