Poetical Works Comprising Historical Agricultural And Miscellaneous Poems And
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The magazine was, in his time, called O'Dogherty's Castle, and was thought then to have been two or three hundred years built. The gaol, over Ferryquay-gate, was built in 1676. Before that it was in Butcher'sstreet, at the corner of the Diamond. Upwards of five hundred persons subscribed to Miss Ash's publication of her ancestor's journal.
Vaughan. — Mr. Graham observes that he was furnished with a note on this name by the Bev. George V. Sampson. It states that in 1613, Sir John Vauahan, a mili...tary engineer, of Welsh extraction, was sent to fortify the in- tended city of Londonderry, and that he had completed both the Walls and the Cathedral Church in the year 1615, and was afterwards made governor of the city. He was governor in 1611. The Walls were finished in 1618. — (, Ord. Survey. ) A traditionary story attributes to him the defeating of the rebel chieftain O'Dogherty, at his Castle of Ailagh, from which he pursued him to another of his castles at Buncrana, where he took shelter; but, being aban- doned by his followers, and finding it impossible to escape, the bold insurgent preferred dying of hunger rather than surrender.
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The magazine was, in his time, called O'Dogherty's Castle, and was thought then to have been two or three hundred years built. The gaol, over Ferryquay-gate, was built in 1676. Before that it was in Butcher'sstreet, at the corner of the Diamond. Upwards of five hundred persons subscribed to Miss Ash's publication of her ancestor's journal.
Vaughan. — Mr. Graham observes that he was furnished with a note on this name by the Bev. George V. Sampson. It states that in 1613, Sir John Vauahan, a mili...tary engineer, of Welsh extraction, was sent to fortify the in- tended city of Londonderry, and that he had completed both the Walls and the Cathedral Church in the year 1615, and was afterwards made governor of the city. He was governor in 1611. The Walls were finished in 1618. — (, Ord. Survey. ) A traditionary story attributes to him the defeating of the rebel chieftain O'Dogherty, at his Castle of Ailagh, from which he pursued him to another of his castles at Buncrana, where he took shelter; but, being aban- doned by his followers, and finding it impossible to escape, the bold insurgent preferred dying of hunger rather than surrender.
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