Letters patent of the King (Edward IV.), giving a license to Maurice Stakboll of Limerick to arrest any inhabitants of Galway found in Limerick and all their goods and chattels until satisfaction is obtained for a debt by Andrew, son of Stephen Lynchy, of Galway, due to Maurice, April 24, 1477.

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  by: Lynch, James Fetherston Rev
  Published: (1918)