Letters between Sir William Cecil and Sir F. Walsingham, ambassador in France, some relating to certain violences committed in Ireland by the French. Irish fugitives in Spain, possibility of a Spanish invasion, etc., 1571-3.

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• Four letters of Secretary Walsingham to Lord Burghley concerning Irish affairs. Aug. to Dec., 1575.
• Two letters of Sir F. Walsingham to Sir H. Sydney as to why the Queen has sent for him and about dealing favourably with those committed for the cess., Feb. 27, March 23, 1578.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1934)
• Mr Whittacre's report concerning the alleged affront to Sir T. Walsingham by Dillon, a servant of the Dutch Ambassador, Feb. 2, 1644.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1891)
• Sir F. Walsingham's notes on Munster, including Sir Peter Carew's title to the territory of Cork.
• Letter of Lord Burghley to Sir F. Walsingham, ambassador in France, commending him for pressing the French King about is Roche, who took the son of James FitzMorris as hostage from the Irish rebels. April 2, 1572.