Letter from Mr. Secretary Williamson to the Mayor of Chester saying that Capt. Plunkett, Thomas Dungan, Ensign O'Connor and Michael de la Hoyd and Capt. Talbot have permission to go to Ireland having been dismissed from his Majesty's service, Nov. 9, 1678.

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