Letter of George III. to Lord Kenyon asking for legal advice on the action of the Lord Lieutenant (Fitzwilliam) of Ireland in favour of Irish Roman Catholics, which the King considers as militating against the Coronation Oath and many statutes. March 7, 1795.

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