Copy of a letter of address from Don Juan de Aquila, chief general of the King of Spain in Ireland to all the Irish Catholics in Quingall and Cork. Oct. 31, 1600.

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• Abstract of records proving the antiquity of the Barons of Slane. A discourse of the fleet of Don Juan Aquila, sent into Spain, 9 days after his landing at Kinsale, Sept., 1601. Relation of Dr. Browne of the conference between him and Don Juan de Aquila at Kinsale, 1601.
• A Vindication of Don Juan del Aguila.
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• Proclamation, in Latin, of Don Juan del Aguila to the citizens of Cork and other towns, (1601).
• A proclamation before the setting out of the Fleet to the Southwards ... after the invasion of Ireland by the Spaniards under Don Juan del Aguila, prohibiting the transport of merchandise to Spain or Portugal, 1602.
• Copies of correspondence of Don Juan de Aquila intercepted between Kinsale and Cork, the originals of which were sent to England by Sir G. Carew, 1601. Copies of letters to Don Juan from Don Pedro Franquesa, Philip II of Spain and others, 1601-2. Names of the Spanish captains in Ireland, 1601.