Letter of Sir G. Carew, Lord President of Munster, to Sir R. Cecil asking that certain rents due to the Queen by Sir E. Moore be set off against his entertainment. Moore's lands are wasted and he has served for nearly 50 years in Berwick and Ireland. (1600).

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