Letter of George Trumbull to Sir W. Trumbull, saying Lord Clarendon comes as Lord Deputy, but the granting of wool Licences (Worth £4000 per annum) is now added to the Revenue Secretary and will not accrue to him. Dublin, Sept.4, 1685

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