Warrant to Lord Burghley, to levy and train 34 men in Essex, and 44 in Herts, ready for service in Ireland, in addition to the 110 men lately levied, to be sent to Chester. June 30, 1595.

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• Letter of the Lords of the Council to Lord Burghley giving instructions as to the arming and despatch to Chester of 34 men from Essex and 44 from Hertfordshire to be sent to Ireland. March 4, 1599.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1902)
• Warrants for the levy of 4 light horse in Essex and 2 in Herts. for service in Ireland and for the levy of 150 men in the County of Lincoln for the same purpose. July 18, 1598.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1899)
• Letter of the Privy Signet to Lord Burghley, Lieutenant of Lincolnshire, directing him to levy 100 men in Lincolnshire for service in Ireland. Aug. 27, 1596.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1895)
• An imperfect order of Council, written by Lord Burghley, for compelling recusants to furnish men and money for Ireland. March, 1595.
• Letter of the Privy Council to the Lord Treasurer, Lieutenant of Lincolnshire (Burghley), saying that the 94 men to be levied for service in Ireland are to be men of known good behaviour. Sir John Bowles to be their captain. Details of arms etc. to be supplied. Sept. 10, 1596.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1895)