Letter of Queen Elizabeth to Sir J. Norris, President of Munster, and others (c.1597). The presente state of Ireland. touching the rebells, and their strength, bothe of horse and foot, 1599.

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• Letter of Sir John Norris to the Queen, on the difficulty of putting down the rebels in Ireland and recommending his brother for the government of Connaught. Athlone, July 27, 1596.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1895)
• Two letters from the Queen to the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland, Sept. 12, Dec. 1, 1598. Letter from the Queen to Sir T. Norris, Lord President of Munster, Dec. 3, 1598.
• Draft of a letter of the Queen to the Lord Deputy (Russell) and Sir J. Norris, empowering them to offer a pardon to the rebels in Ulster without any unnecessary conditions., (Nov. or Dec. 1595).
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1915)
• Copy of a letter of the Queen to the Lord Deputy, appointing Sir T. Norryce a member of the Council as he had acted for his brother Sir J. Norryce as vice-president of the Council of Munster. Aug. 20, 1592.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1892)
• Two letters from the Council to Sir G. Carew, about 600 men sent for the forces in Munster and concerning certain goods of Lady Norris, Aug. 25, 1600.