Letter of John Danyell to Sir R. Cecil, reporting that some Spaniards out of Brittany have landed in the North of Ireland. Sir W. Stanley will send more from the Low Countries. Col. Symple Ascott will advise Spain to send supplies into Scotland in Scottish ships to be then sent to the North of Ireland. Asks for money. Oct. 8, 1596.

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