Admission by Milo (Baron), Bishop of Ossory, of Nicholas Wyth (White) to the vicarage of Eirke, Co. Kilkenny, on the presentation of the Earl of Ormonde, with mandate to the archdeacon for induction and the latter's certificate, March 21, 1534.

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