Three letters of George Vernon to the Marquess of Granby. "Burke the sublime and beautifull is here, waiting for a fair wind to waft his eloquence to Westminster". Mentions that he would be glad to succeed Malone as King's Sergeant, so that the step to the bench would in time be easy. Dublin, Oct. 27, Nov. 12, 24, 1766.

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