Letter of the Earl of Lanark to Lt. Col. Borthwick telling him to hasten to Carrickfergus or Coleraine where he is to contact Viscount Airds, Sir R. Stewart and Col. G. Monro and to receive Irish forces under separate command. 1644?

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