Letters dimissory from John (Thonery) Bishop of Ossory to Hugh (Curwin) Archbp. of Dublin in defence of the title of Sir John Archdeacon to the rectory of Ballytarana, Co. Tipperary, against Sir David Archdeacon, Sept. 19, 1559.

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