Two letters of Lord Buckinghamshire to Lord G. Germain, concerning attempts to remove the Duke of Leinster from command of the Volunteers, Conolly's unpopularity in Belfast, a peerage for Col. Tonson, the conduct of the Provost and Mr Flood. Aug. 31, Sept. 13, 1780.

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