Letter of Winchester and letter of Galway to Shrewsbury both complaining that Lord Jersey is seeking one third of the salary of a lord lieutenant to which he is not entitled as he never came to Dublin to be sworn as a Lord Justice. Dublin Castle March 25, 1698.

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