L29/700/21/32

Lucas, Castle to Grey (32) Notification that articles regarding the trial of Hughes have appeared in the 'Morning Post' and the 'Evening Packet'. Mentions the Chancellor interviewed Colonel MacGregor regarding the situation in Tipperary, and Lord Donoughmore considers their "motion" will not have an effect. Encloses a statement of offences (not present) in the four worst counties in Ireland, during the first four months of the years 1840-42. Also mentions he has sent a letter to the Queen regarding the Collar of St. Patrick.

4 May 1842

From: 1840 To: 1842

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Lucas,
de Grey of Wrest, Thomas Philip Weddell, 2nd Earl,
Lucas, Charles,
Hughes, Francis,
MacGregor,
Donoughmore, John Hely-Hutchinson, 3rd Earl,
Victoria, HM Queen

political correspondence, Lord Lieutenants, Chief Secretary for Ireland, Morning Post, Evening Packet, Chancellor of the Exchequer, colonel, Irish, crime, letters, general royalty, dress, Ireland, Dublin Castle, Tipperary