Inspeximus, dated Dec. 8, 1529, of letters patent of Henry VIII granting to James Butler (aft. 9th Earl of Ormonde?), for 9 years, the manors of Dyamor and Derwer in Co. Meath, formerly held by Sir John FitzGerald, Sept. 14, 1527.

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