The opinion of the Earl of Sussex, relating to the government of Ireland, after the expulsion of Shane Oneal, what the yearly charges might be and what might be levied against those charges, besides extraordinary means that might afterwards be made use of, sent by the Earl to her Majesty, 1562.

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