Letter of Col. R. Deane to Col. E. Popham concerning Ireton's march to Munster and what Sir Charles Coote's brother reported concerning Owen Roe O'Neale's joining the enemy. He is sailing for Wexford to meet Cromwell there. Sept. 22, 1649.

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