Letter of the Earl of Thomond, in Bristol, to Sir R. Cecil, saying contrary winds have prevented his sailing and complaining of the spoiling of his lands by the nephews of Sir Terlogh O'Bryen who is encouraged by Sir O. Lambertt. Sept. 22, 1602.

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