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Williamites may
refer to
either of two
minor Roman Catholic religious orders or congregations:
Benedictine Williamites of
Monte Vergine Hermits of Saint...
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Protestant administration was re-established in the
counties held by
Williamites, with
arrests and
confiscation of
Jacobite estates,
intended to reward...
- into his
League of
Augsburg against France in the Nine Years' War. For
Williamites in England,
Scotland and Ireland,
William was seen as the
guarantor of...
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Williamite war in Ireland. At Aughrim,
which took
place a year
after the Boyne, the
Jacobite army was destro****,
deciding the war in the
Williamites'...
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retreated to the city
after their defeat at the
Battle of the Boyne. The
Williamites,
under William III,
tried to take
Limerick by
storm but were
driven off...
- left centre, the
Williamites advanced across low
ground exposed to
Jacobite fire and took a
great number of casualties. The
Williamite ****ault in this...
- The
Hermits of
Saint William (
Williamites) was a
religious community founded by Albert,
companion and
biographer of
William of Maleval, and Renaldus,...
- captured, and his
lands (including
Blarney Castle) were
confiscated by the
Williamites. The
castle was sold and
changed hands several times — Sir
Richard Pyne...
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thought that
Limerick was the only
treaty between the
Jacobites and the
Williamites. A
similar treaty had been
signed on the
surrender of
Galway on 22 July...
- unreliable, a
total of 104 officers and 44 soldiers. Some may have been
Williamite agents, such as
Colonel Belasyse, a
Protestant with over 15
years of service...
