Letters from Earl Camden, Lord Lieutenant, to the Duke of Portland, Home Secretary, Oct. 8, 1795 to March 2, 1797 and to W. Pitt, Jan. 6, 1797, May 15, 1798, and to the Lords of the Treasury, April 3, 1797.

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Secret letters from Earl Camden, Lord Lieutenant, to the Duke of Portland, Pitt, Sir T. Pelham and Earl Spencer, from the Pelham Papers in the British Museum, (c. 1795-8).
• Letters to the 3rd Duke of Portland and his son, Lord William Bentinck, from Irish correspondents or on Irish topics, 1763-1807. Correspondence includes letters to Portland from the 4th Earl of Darnley, 1794-1795; letters to Portland from the 4th Earl of Fitzwilliam, 1794-1795; letters to Portland from the Hon. Thomas Pelham, 1795-1796; letters to Portland from the 2nd Earl Camden, 1795-1808.
• Copy of a letter of Lord Grenville to Earl Camden Concerning the conduct of the army in Ireland, and on the inadvisability of discussing Irish affairs in the English Parliament. Nov. 17, 1797.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1899)
• Letter of Earl Camden to Lord Grenville, concerning the state of Ireland, supposed atrocities practised there by the military, destruction of the printing press of The Northern Star, etc. Dublin Castle, Nov. 3, 1797.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1899)
• Letter of W. Pitt to Lord Grenville concerning Lord Camden's request that Lord Cornwallis should come to Ireland either as Commander-in-Chief or Lord Lieutenant. June 11, (1798).
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1905)