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.

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