Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville
Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville
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Whitbread at once announced that he would raise the question of removal from the Privy Council on a future day, and then proceeded to move that the Tenth Report should be referred to a Select Committee. His proposal was, with some modifications, adopted, and on 30th April the Select Committee was appointed. The motion with reference to the removal of Melville from the Privy Council was fixed for 6th May. Pitt was warned that he would be defeated if he resisted the motion, but he was resolved to... stand by his friend. The situation was relieved by Melville himself, who wrote to Pitt, practically consenting to the removal of his name. He concluded his letter by a pathetic allusion to the un- remitting distress and agitation, which the debates, so full of personal asperity, produced in his family circle. Accordingly, when the matter was brought before the Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville 93 House by Whitbread, Pitt said that he had advised the King to erase the name of Melville from the list of Privy Councillors, and that the erasure would take place on the first day that a Council was held.
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Whitbread at once announced that he would raise the question of removal from the Privy Council on a future day, and then proceeded to move that the Tenth Report should be referred to a Select Committee. His proposal was, with some modifications, adopted, and on 30th April the Select Committee was appointed. The motion with reference to the removal of Melville from the Privy Council was fixed for 6th May. Pitt was warned that he would be defeated if he resisted the motion, but he was resolved to... stand by his friend. The situation was relieved by Melville himself, who wrote to Pitt, practically consenting to the removal of his name. He concluded his letter by a pathetic allusion to the un- remitting distress and agitation, which the debates, so full of personal asperity, produced in his family circle. Accordingly, when the matter was brought before the Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville 93 House by Whitbread, Pitt said that he had advised the King to erase the name of Melville from the list of Privy Councillors, and that the erasure would take place on the first day that a Council was held.
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