A Few Cursory Remarks Upon the State of Parties During the Administration of Th
A Few Cursory Remarks Upon the State of Parties During the Administration of Th
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The motion was often put off, and it was not without some astonishment that the House found it seri- ously 57 ously brought on for discussion, after the return of the King's Ambassador, and the publication of his Majesty's declaration, together with the papers presented by his command to both Houses of Parliament, upon the 18th of May. Those, however, who had near opportunities of observ- ing, "waited for this motion with an impatience of curiosity not greater than it deserved, as it was destin...ed to clear up the long mystery of Mr. Pitt's absence from his parliamentary duty, to make known his opinion of the state of pub- lic affairs, and to declare what effect his late unsuccessful negotiation had operated upon his public feelings, principles, and engagementSi Upon the question of the Address * to his Majesty, Mr. Pitt had made his first appearance in the House of Commons during the present parliament. But owing to a circumstance f of no very great importance, and foreign to the object of these remarks^ the public were but very imperfectly in possession of the sentiments he had deliveredj and of the sense in which they were to be received, as connected with parties, and political obligations.
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The motion was often put off, and it was not without some astonishment that the House found it seri- ously 57 ously brought on for discussion, after the return of the King's Ambassador, and the publication of his Majesty's declaration, together with the papers presented by his command to both Houses of Parliament, upon the 18th of May. Those, however, who had near opportunities of observ- ing, "waited for this motion with an impatience of curiosity not greater than it deserved, as it was destin...ed to clear up the long mystery of Mr. Pitt's absence from his parliamentary duty, to make known his opinion of the state of pub- lic affairs, and to declare what effect his late unsuccessful negotiation had operated upon his public feelings, principles, and engagementSi Upon the question of the Address * to his Majesty, Mr. Pitt had made his first appearance in the House of Commons during the present parliament. But owing to a circumstance f of no very great importance, and foreign to the object of these remarks^ the public were but very imperfectly in possession of the sentiments he had deliveredj and of the sense in which they were to be received, as connected with parties, and political obligations.
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