Letter of W. Elliot to Lord Grenville on a suggestion to divide the collectorship of Derry into one for the excise and one for customs. Col. Ponsonby is a candidate for the Co. Derry. Lord Waterford will want an interest in both collectorships. Dublin Castle, July 15, 1806.

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• Letter of W. Elliot to Lord Grenville on the rival claims of the Beresfords and Ponsonbys to the patronage of the collectorship of Derry. Dublin Castle, Aug. 21, 1806.
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• Copy of a letter of Lord Grenville to W. Elliot on Lord Waterford and the collectorship of Derry. Aug. 21, 1806.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1912)
• Copy of a letter of Lord Granville to W. Elliot concerning a compromise to satisfy both Lord Waterford and Lord Ponsonby concerning the Collectorship of Londonderry. July 13, 1806.
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• Letter of the Duke of Bedford to Lord Grenville on the collectorship of Derry and Mr G. Ponsonby's expectations, and suggesting that Sir G. Hill might be given the nomination to the collectorship of customs and the Ponsonbys given that to the collectorship of excise. Phoenix Park, Aug. 10, 1806.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1912)
• Letter of W. Elliot to Lord Grenville, on sounding Sir G. Hill about dividing the collectorship of Derry into customs and excise and on Pennefather's seat in Cashel. Dublin Castle, July 30, 1806.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1912)