Letter of W. Mountagu to Lord Mountagu, saying there is good news of a great slaughter of rebels in Ireland and few of ours lost. As the million is not coming in fast enough, a bill is being prepared to declare that the measure of acres shall be Irish measure which is treble to ours. June 4, 1642.

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