Long notes of evidence in the case of Philip Bushen versus Dominick Sarsfield, Visct. Roscarbury alias Kilmallock, Sir Henry Bealing and others, for accusing him of murdering his wife (for which he had been tried in Ireland), Nov. 20, 1633.

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