Awards to maimed soldiers. £4 to T. Edwards, tailor, who served in Ireland in the Earl of Roscommon's troop under the Marquis of Ormonde. £2 to S. Holton, who served five years in Ireland under Sir J. Paulett, colonel of the eldest regiment of "yellow coats". 1661.

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