Letter of John Hodder to Lady Percivall saying that Waterford is in our hands but the sickness has been there and is at Youghall and now in Cork. Col. Barry is dead and his lands at Liscarroll, Buttevant and Brahenye laid waste. Cork, Aug. 16, 1650.

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