Copies of a letter of Shrewsbury to Lord Galway and of a letter to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, concerning bills and saying the English Lords are not inclined to accept the Irish protestants' wish to alter the clause for declaring the commencement of the war as it is a question of the honour of the King's word, July 17, 1697.

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