(a) Alderman Warren to Orde, proposing an increase of the police in Dublin. (b) Some observations on the Magistracy Bill. (c) Copy of the Bill for the better Execution of the Law, and Preservation of the Peace. (d) Queries by Orde about the Magistracy Bill, Feb.-Mar. 1787.

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