Letter from the Lord Deputy (Russell) and Council to the Lord President (Norris) touching the relief of Armagh, Dec. 9, 1596. Letter from the same to Tyrone requiring him to suffer Armagh to be victualled, Nov. 30, 1596. Tyrone's answer, Dec. 4, 1596.

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