Egmont Diary. Note on the post of Collector of Cork which the Duke of Dorset gave to Dixon, Recorder of Cork, and Sir Robert Walpole gave to Mr Love, collector of Mallow, holding that all places in the Revenue of Ireland are in the disposal of the Treasury of England. June 12, 1734.

Similar Items

• Two letters of Sir R. Walpole to the Duke of Dorset, concerning Mr Herbert's request to be made sheriff of the County of Kerry and to have a barracks built, and concerning the protestant dissenters in Ireland. Dec. 23, 30, 1731.
  Published: (1904)
• Letter of W. Harrison to G. Dodington, concerning the appointment of Mr Dickson to be Collector of Cork in the place of Mr Maynard, though Sir R. Walpole had recommended Mr Love who was collector at Moyallow. Custom House, Dublin, May 22, 1734.
  Published: (1909)
• Egmont Diary: Note that the Duke of Dorset had complained to the King that his power of giving places as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland was abridged but had received no satisfaction. June 17, 1731.
  Published: (1920)
• Letter of the Countess of Westmorland to the Countess of Denbigh, saying the people of Ireland are very discontented with the Lord Lieutenant (Dorset) whose son quarrelled with the Speaker, June 12, 1752.
  Published: (1911)
• The Last Journals of Horace Walpole.
  Published: (1859)