Letter of W. Vawer, Mayor of Bristol, to Sir R. Cecil, saying W. Lowe has twice put to sea and been driven back by contrary winds when trying to bring packets to the Lord Deputy and the Lord President of Munster. Oct. 14, 1601.

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