[Excerpts from "History of Two Queens: I. Catharine of Aragon. II. Anne 
Boleyn", by William Hepworth Dixon, 1874]
[Excerpted 17 Sep 2007, Mark Murphy]

Book XVIII. Exile and Return, 1524-1526 [Anne Boleyn]
Chapter VII.  Viscount Rochford. 
p. 355
Kildare incited certain chiefs of the O'Briens, by offers of wages, and a
gift of horses, silks, and cloth, to rise against the King's deputy....
He gave a place called Castle Curry, standing on the border of Kilkenny,
to Connor O'Brien, as a fortalice from which his men could scare the
Butler sept.  He sent his kernes to waste the Faragh of Tullock, on of
the Ormond lordships; go M'Morgho, one of his Irish captains, to attack
Arklow, one of Piers' castles, and carry off his ward.  M'Morgho set fire
to a house in which Piers was sleeping, so that the deputy had to sally
in his shirt. [Sir Piers Butler the Red]