Ancient paper copy of royal letters of privy seal to the Earl of Ormonde, and copies of inspeximuses of letters patent of a Great Council and the King's Council held at Drogheda. Apparently a record kept by James, Earl of Ormonde, then Lieutenant for his own use. The letters patent are dated 22 Henry VI. (1444).

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