Memoranda of a Residence At the Court of London Comprising Incidents Official a
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history of Ireland was spoken of, and the portion of Irish history written by Spencer. Of the former, Lord Lansdowne expressed favorable opinions ; and the "Fairy Queen" vouched the merit of the latter. The general election in progress, being touched upon, something curious was mentioned; namely, that at Preston, the place where Mr. Hunt, the He- former, was a candidate, universal suffrage prevailed, no freehold or other qualification of any kind, save that of sleeping six nights in the place, ...being requir ed in a voter. How this came about was not ex plained, or I did not catch the explanation. It was remarked upon as a curious anomaly in the English system of elections.
March 27. Had an interview with Earl Bathurst at the Colonial office, Downing street, on the subject of the presents given to our Indians by British agents in Canada. His lordship had on his table, all the papers which I had put into the hands of Lord Castlereagh, on this subject, and had been examining them.
He began the conversation by assurances of its being the desire of His Majesty s government to avoid all disturbance in that quarter to the general harmony subsisting between the two countries, and declared that it was neither under any instructions, nor wishes, emanating from the government here, 1820.
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history of Ireland was spoken of, and the portion of Irish history written by Spencer. Of the former, Lord Lansdowne expressed favorable opinions ; and the "Fairy Queen" vouched the merit of the latter. The general election in progress, being touched upon, something curious was mentioned; namely, that at Preston, the place where Mr. Hunt, the He- former, was a candidate, universal suffrage prevailed, no freehold or other qualification of any kind, save that of sleeping six nights in the place, ...being requir ed in a voter. How this came about was not ex plained, or I did not catch the explanation. It was remarked upon as a curious anomaly in the English system of elections.
March 27. Had an interview with Earl Bathurst at the Colonial office, Downing street, on the subject of the presents given to our Indians by British agents in Canada. His lordship had on his table, all the papers which I had put into the hands of Lord Castlereagh, on this subject, and had been examining them.
He began the conversation by assurances of its being the desire of His Majesty s government to avoid all disturbance in that quarter to the general harmony subsisting between the two countries, and declared that it was neither under any instructions, nor wishes, emanating from the government here, 1820.
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