[ELIZABETH I, Queen of England (1533-1603)]. PRIVY COUNCIL document signed by Sir Thomas Egerton [as Keeper of the Great Seal], George Carey, 2nd Baron Hunsdon, William Knollys [later 1st Earl of Banbury], Thomas Sackville, 1st Baron Buckhurst [later 1st Earl of Dorset], Roger, 2nd Baron North, Sir Robert Cecil [later 1st Earl of Salisbury], Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham, Sir John Fortescue and Sir John Popham, Richmond, 20 February 1599, an order addressed to the Lord Treasurer [Buckhurst], requesting him to grant a privy seal dated 23 January for £3,000 'towardes the reliefe and satisfaccion of divers Townes Corporate and other Irishe Suitors, that have troubled her Ma[jesty] and us for demands of monie due unto them', according to the terms of an annexed schedule [not present], one page, folio, with an endorsement signed by Buckhurst 'make an order for paiement of this' (some soiling and wear to margins), integral address leaf (worn, archivally reattached).