Warrants to pay Henry Lord Dockray, Treasurer-at-War or H. Harte his assignee, £5,666 for repairing and erecting castles, forts, etc. in Ireland and £4,600 for raising and arming 330 horsemen, Oct. 12, 13, 1624.

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