Letter of Thomas Cave to Sir J. Coke, asking to be preserved in his office of Comptroller of the Customs of Dublin. Dublin, May 29, 1629.

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Sir R. Bolton's declaration how the laws of England came to be in force in Ireland. Thomas Cave's instructions for any officer belonging to the customs and for merchants that have any trade within Ireland.
• Documents relating to the complaints of the Dutch factors against the city customs of Dublin which impose a tax on exports and which have been leased to Philip Percivall and Thomas Cave, 1632.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1905)
• A declaration of the customs of the port and harbour of Dublin for the period 1600 to 1607.
• Order for the collection of customs duties in Limerick and Kerry on behalf of the Republican authorities during the civil war, with covering letter to Customs Officer at Foynes, July 7, 1922.
• The yearly charge of the farmers of the customs, for the officers' stipends, settled by Mr. Cogan and also for charges of custom houses and store houses, with the names of such as have been formerly imployed, 1632.