Two letters of the Earl of Nottingham to the Duke of Schonberg saying Walter Crosby has offered to go to Dublin as an intelligence agent and to try to procure the release of R. Johnson and S. Taylor. He has relations in Co. Kerry who are on the other side. With Instructions to William (sic) Crosby. April 29, May 6, 1690.

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