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Catalogue reference: SP 63/71/45
This record is about the Sir Henry Wallop to Burghley: inadequacy of the £7,000. If the whole £10,000 had... dating from 1580 February 13 in the series State Paper Office: State Papers Ireland, Elizabeth I to George III. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Sir Henry Wallop to Burghley: inadequacy of the £7,000. If the whole £10,000 had been sent, it would have done no more than pay the ordnance and accidental charges of the war until the end of the month. Danger of foreign aid. Before they have ended this pretended journey many [soldiers] and horses will be consumed. Affairs of the widowed Lady Thame. His low opinion of Thirkettle and the other victuallers. He is to meet the lord justice at Limerick with the treasure. Colman and the clothes and robes of state. Sir William Drewrie and the composition and impost money of Munster. Sir Michael Malby claims no allowance. Mr Waterhouse and the casualties. Price of beef. Munitions and powder for Cork and Waterford. Complaints about the Exchequer. Insufficiency of the treasure. Dated at Dublin. ff. 89-92
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