(a) Memorandum of Alderman Warren on the police and Dublin city boundaries, 1784. (b) Memorandum of the Bishop of Killaloe on the improvement of the police, 1786. (c) Letter from Major Favière concerning the Dublin Police Bill, 1786.

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