Agreements with noblemen and gentlemen of the Pale for victualling the soldiers. Petition of Barnaby Scurlock and agents of the Lords of the Pale to the Privy Council, begging pardon for the crimes they had been guilty of.

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• Account of the cess laid upon Ireland in 1560. B. Scurlock, R. Nettervil and H. Burnell answer to the questions (relating to the cess) proposed to them by the Lords of the Council.
• Rich. James ad Usserium de antiqua Britonum religione. Pat. Finglas, his breviate of the getting of Ireland and the decay of the same. Questions to be resolved by B. Scurlock, R. Nettervile and H. Burnel, sent to England by the Lords of the Pale to seek redress for the burden of the cess, 1577.
• Petition for release to the Lord Deputy of C. Flemming and N. Nugent, prisoners in Dublin Castle. Petition of B. Scurlock and C. Flemming, before Sir H. Sydney, Lord Deputy, allowing her Majesty's cease.
• Articles delivered to J. Nettervil and H. Burnell, agents for the gentlemen of the English Pale, to be communicated by them to the noblemen of the country, 1578.
• Papers relating to a grant by Queen Mary, to Rowland Scurlock, physician of the manor of Roslare and the title of Philip Isame to be steward of the manor of Ballynier and Roslare, Jan. 29, 1558.