He is first heard of in Ireland in the entourage of William Steele, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in 1657, and entered the Restoration he had the good fortune to attract the favour of Steele's successor, Sir Maurice Eustace.
He is first heard of in Ireland in the entourage of William Steele in 1657. He entered the Restoration. He had the good fortune to attract the favour of Steele's successor the Restoration. Steele's successor is Sir Maurice Eustace. William Steele is the Lord Chancellor of Ireland.