Letter of the Duke of Bedford to Lord Grenville concerning Lord Ponsonby's meetings with members of the Catholic Committee and enclosing a copy of a letter from E. Hay, secretary of the Committee, enclosing a resolution that a petition be drawn up and presented to Parliament. Dublin Castle, March 7, 1807.

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