Draft of a letter of J. Percivall to Col. J. Hodder inquiring about the sickness in Munster, with Hodder's reply saying it is less in Cork but bad in Kinsale and Clonmell. Liscarroll castle has been taken and the house burnt. June 7, Aug. 16, 1651.

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