| Collection | George IV Calendar as Prince, Regent and King |
| Description | The Prince describes the dangers of a civil war in Ireland, and French attempts to reach Ireland. He refers to Belfast as the centre of Irish disatisfaction, and to the strength of the United Irishmen. He states that the Irish Catholics 'are naturally Loyal, & attached to Monarchy', and that if restrictive measures are repealed, he would wish to undertake the government of Ireland. The documents are as follows:
(39310-39314) Copy of memorandum.
(39315-39318) Copy of memorandum, including copy of the annotation below.
(39319-39323) Copy of memorandum, annotated by John McMahon 'a true Copy of the paper sent in to Mr Pitt'. |