Letter of Lord Lucan to E. S. Pery saying that Buckinghamshire's desire that Flood and the Provost should be dismissed has been turned down and that Lord Carlisle wants Lords Justices appointed as he will not stay 4 years in Ireland. Recommends that Lord Shannon rather than Foster should be Chancellor of the Exchequer. Oct. 3, 1780.

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