Record

Document Reference	Pw A 302
Title	Letter from Sir Thomas Coningsby [later 1st Earl of Coningsby], Dublin, Ireland, to William Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland; 22 Oct. 1690
Date	22 October 1690
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	Refers to the proposal he made of having the majority of judges in each court English; comments on the forfeitures which will escheat to the king [William III] by reason of the rebellion and on those who will be pardoned for life and estate because they 'came in' by the time prescribed in the declaration; refers to relations with parliament; says they will send word of what are the fittest lands for the king to expect.
Term	Irish affairs, rebellion
Term	Irish affairs, land forfeitures

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA1083	William III (1650-1702); King of England Scotland and Ireland	1650-1702
NA28984	Coningsby; Thomas (1656-1729); 1st Earl of Coningsby; cr. 1719; cr. Baron Coningsby of Clanbrassil 1692	1656-1729
NA1043	Bentinck; H. William (1649-1709); 1st Earl of Portland; diplomat and adviser of William of Orange; alias Hans Willem	1649-1709