Three letters from the Council of Ireland to Sir G. Carew, about sending victuals to the forces in Connaught, in behalf of Mr. Apsley, and giving orders that the soldiers should take nothing of the subjects without ready money, July 24, 28, Aug. 6, 1601.

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