Hollar, W., & Cranford, J. (1642). Multitudes of Herringes driven into Dublin 20 a peny [sic]: Sr. Patrike Dunsons Wiffe [wife] ravished before, slew his servants Spurned his Children tell [till] they died bound him with Rowles of match to a bord that his eyes bursted out, cut of his eares & nose teared ofe both his cheekes after cut of his armes & legges, cut out his tongue after rune a red hot iron into him. [s.n.].

Hollar, Wenceslaus, and James Cranford. Multitudes of Herringes Driven into Dublin 20 a Peny [sic]: Sr. Patrike Dunsons Wiffe [wife] Ravished Before, Slew His Servants Spurned His Children Tell [till] They Died Bound Him with Rowles of Match to a Bord That His Eyes Bursted Out, Cut of His Eares & Nose Teared Ofe Both His Cheekes After Cut of His Armes & Legges, Cut Out His Tongue After Rune a Red Hot Iron into Him. [s.n.], 1642.