Letter of John Hopkenes, Mayor of Bristol, to the Council, saying he has sent 400 soldiers to Cork and 200 more to Milford for transportation. Ships with victuals are afraid to leave for fear of capture by the Dunkirkers. Earl of Desmond departed for Ireland. Oct. 14, 1600.

Similar Items

• Letter from R. Jones, Mayor of Bristol, to the Council, saying he has provided shipping and necessaries for the transportation of 30 horses from Bristol to Ireland. July 8, 1600.
  Published: (1904)
• Memorial of 1784 for a mail packet service between Waterford and Milford.
  by: Morrissey, Thomas J.
  Published: (1914)
• Letter of W. Stallenge in Plymouth to Sir R. Cecil stating that 5 Dunkirkers, men of war, are lying in wait for ships passing to Ireland with victuals. The victuals go in small ships suitable for the ports where they are to unlade. March 2, 1599.
  Published: (1902)
• Xerox copies of papers relating to Irish shipping and passengers at Minehead and Bristol, with references to political and military affairs in Ireland; 1689, 1741.
• List of the transport-ships arrived in the harbours of Dublin, Carrickfergus, Strangford, Youghal, Galway, Ballyshannon, Waterford, Cork and Kinsale and in the Shannon, with an index, 1690-2.