Letter of Sir H. Sydney to the Earl of Leicester, saying the Earl of Argyle is double dealing and there is intelligence that the Scots are to invade Ireland. Recommends the Queen to send Councils to Munster and Connaught as a resident authority. Aug. 8, 1568.

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