Copy of a letter of the Duke of Dorset to the Duke of Newcastle, suggesting that members of the Irish House of Commons, holding offices under the Crown, should be deprived of their offices for voting against the King's consent being put in the preamble of the bill for the payment of part of the national debt. (Dec. 1753).

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