Letter of E. Palmer to Lord Burghley, in which he says "if you do not give order in time to the Lord Deputy of Ireland, the Irishmen will altogether feed Spain with grain, saying that they do go for Rochelle and this place (St. Jean de Luz), where they have not come this 6 or 7 months". Jan. 29, 1592.

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