Chancery writ to Thomas Boyse and Nicholas Hussey enjoining them to permit Richard Noyse (Boyse?), his heirs, etc. to hold peaceful possession of Rodanstowne, Colgrife, Brideswell and Longstown, Co. Meath, July 25, 1689.

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