Letter of Lord Capel, Vice-Roy to the Lords of the Treasury, concerning the failure of the Commissioners to obtain adequate money from the forfeited estates and suggesting that the Commissioners of the Revenue should take them over. Dublin Castle, July 5, 1695.

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