Four petitions of J. Percivall to John Cooke, Chief Justice of Munster to issue commissions to Col. Coalchley (Colclough), governor of Mallow, Col. Ingoldsby, governor of Limerick and Mr J. Smith to examine witnesses concerning cattle, sheep and horses plundered from Sir P. Percivall during the rebellion. Cork Dec. 17, 1652.

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