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[1]
[2] The Abbey of Roſglas was founded about the
[figure appears here on page 39] ſame time.
And the Welchman Heruey, one of the ſpeciall conquerors of Irelande, founded
the Abbey of Donbrothy. And afterwards about this ſeaſon,
1179
Heruey be|cometh a Monke.
to wit, in the yeare .1179. he renounced the world, & became a
Monke in Trinity Abbey at Canterbury. In this meane while, Hugh Lacie had
fenced the countreys of Meth & Leyniſter wt diuers caſtelles &
fortreſſes which he had built, the better to bridle the Iriſh from their
rebellious at|tempts, and with ſuch politike gouernment as he vſed to bring the
people in loue with lawes, and to like of reſt and quietneſſe. The ſtate of
thoſe [page 40] Countreyes whereof he had the rule, was in ſhort
time brought to a perfite frame of a well ordered Prouince, for he behaued
himſelfe ſo courteouſly among them that ſhewed themſelues duetifull, and
hampered the other that woulde abyde no order, ſo as he was both greatly loued
and fea|red, inſomuche at length ſome ſuſpition grewe, leaſt hee woulde haue
vſurped a Kingdome to himſelfe, wherevppon Iohn Lacie the Cone|ſtable of
Cheſter,1182 and Rycharde de Peche were ſent ouer into Irelande from king Henrie to take
vppon them the gouernment in Hugh Lacyes rowmth, who was commaunded to returne
into England to the king.