Catalogue description Aungier to Ormond : written from Dublin

Continues his report of parliamentary and of other political affairs in Ireland ... Thinks that "The Bishop of Meath will die, at last, an honest man", - " for he has locked in close with us, & his parts are not a little useful to us. He is of opinion that Lords Mountrath and Orrery would not have one Irishman restored [to his estates] if they could prevent it. They are likewise grown very good friends with the Fanatics, who are all very good subjects, since their lands have been sold." ... Humbly begs the Duke's favour, in relation to the writer's troop of horse.