Letter of T. Mulcloy to Sir R. Cecil explaining why he travelled North and how he came to the house of Tyrone who thought he was a spy out of the English pale. May 6, 1599.

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• Letter of John Daniell, of Waterford, to the Queen seeking money for his services as a spy on the continent. (Feb. 1599).
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1923)
• Letter of Thomas Mulcloye to Henry Dillon, saying he went to the North of Ireland only to crave alms to go to his studies in France and asking Dillon to intervene with Sir R. Cecil on his behalf. June 23, 1599.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1902)
• On the activities of Jackson, French agent in Dublin. Letter of his widow, Sept., 1802.
• Telegrams between the German Legation in Dublin and the German Foreign Office. Agenten in Irland, 1942-4. Office of Ambassador Ritter, 1940-41, 1943-4. Handakten Clodius, mostly on commercial relations, 1940.
• Letter of Juan Blanco, giving an account of conditions in Ireland and England to some person not named for whom he is evidently acting as an intelligence agent in London. July 24, 1600.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1904)