Two letters of R. Coytmor to Col. E. Popham concerning orders given to Sir G. Ayscue to sink a ship under Mardyke fort and concerning Arklow Castle and the ambush of Col. Venables. Oct. 6, 8, 1649.

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• Letter of R. Coytmor to Col. Popham saying the Council of State has made a stay of all colliers coming from Ireland to Portsmouth and giving an account of the campaign in Ireland. Oct. 2, 1649.
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• Letter of Col. R. Deane and Col. R. Blake to Col. E. Popham concerning supplies and saying that as Sir G. Ayscue can spare no help from Dublin, they have to watch the rebels at Waterford and Wexford. Before Kinsale, June 29, 1649.
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• Articles between Col. Venables and others and Col. Thorlagh O'Neill and others. Dundalk, May 1, 1652.
• Letter of Col. R. Deane to Col. E. Popham, saying he will send a couple of ships to the Downs when he has sent Sir George Ayscue up to Kinsale, and that the Lord Lieut. (Cromwell) will move for Col. Blake to be Major-Gen. of the foot. Dublin Aug. 23, 1649.
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• Letter of R. Coytmor to Col. E. Popham on the taking of Wexford and Ross and saying that Inchiquin has been refused entry into Cork, Youghall, Dungarvan and Bandon Bridge. Oct. 26, 1649.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1899)