Memoir of the Sieur de Bonrepaus for the King (Louis XIV) on his journey to England, concerning the security of Ireland and its occupation as the most useful diversion to prevent the Prince of Orange from taking England, Sept., 1688.

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• Letter of the Sieur de Bonrepaus, French envoy in England, to the Marquis de Seignelay, concerning troops and fortifications in Ireland and its defence against the Prince of Orange, Sept. 1688.
• Letter of de Seignelay to M. de Bonrepaus, concerning the Irish troops available to support James II., Sept. 1688.
• Les chevaux venus d'Irlande. Sur les secours à envoyer en Irlande. Lettre à M. d'Usson sur les affaires d'Irlande. Voyage du Sieur de Bennes en Irlande, 1691.
• Information that Sir Ralph Delaval had taken a French boat going for Ireland, with papers, including letters in French from Nicolas d'Ordelin, dated Valencia, Oct. 1691, concerning events in Dingle, Limerick etc. and letters of the Marquis d' Usson and others. Oct., Nov., 1691.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1892)
• Newsletter from London, in French, (to the Baron de Dyckveldt?), saying the House of Commons examined letters intercepted at sea from Ginckel to General Dusson relating to the Limerick capitulation. Nov. 24, 1691.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1879)