Letter of the Duke of Bedford to Lord Grenville saying it will be impossible for the Irish government to carry on beneficially in view of the King's reluctance to make concessions promised to the Irish Catholics. With letter of Elliott to the same effect. Dublin Castle, March 17, 1807.

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