A correspondence between Richard Wilson ... William Elliot ... and George Ponsonby ... : relative to the persecution of the Roman Catholic in this district, by a certain description of Orangemen, and the manner in which the laws are administered, with regard to the former class of people; with a short introduction, in which allusions are made to former communications and conversations which Mr. Wilson had with Mr. Windham, Lord Eldon, Mr. Wickham, and Sir Evan Nepean, upon the above mentioned subjects. --

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