Letter of Sir J. Dowdall to Sir R. Cecil, on the troubles of his family in Ireland. He wishes to return there and to be on the council of the Lord President of Munster. He will pay the Queen compensation for the 12 plough lands he holds. Sept. 6, 1598.

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