Substance of the Speech of Sir Charles Wetherell Before the Lords of the Privy C
Substance of the Speech of Sir Charles Wetherell Before the Lords of the Privy C
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, or George II. , or George III. , or George IV. Visited the Universities of Oxford or Cam- bridge. I should like to hear any lawyer tell me, that the right would for that reason be lost to his present Majesty ; therefore, when I hear that Laud was the last person who visited, I can assure my Learned Friend that I shall have a crow to pull with him about Archbishop Laud ; for I have a book here which gives an accurate account of the pro- ceedings which occurred in his time. They are to be found... at length in Rush worth's Historical Col- lections, vol. Iii. P. 325 ; and I doubt whether they have met with the attention they deserve. When I heard the name of Laud put forward, 43 it was perhaps meant to insinuate that perad ven- ture there may have been more prudent Prelates. If that be the meaning intended to be conveyed, I should perfectly agree in the remark ; but we are not here upon the personal prudence of the indivi- dual, and it will not follow that no succeeding Archbishop is to have the right of visitation, be- cause a former Archbishop may not have exercised the right discreetly ; though, as far as I can collect from history, I am not aware that there was any thing improper in the Archbishop's conduct upon that occasion.
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, or George II. , or George III. , or George IV. Visited the Universities of Oxford or Cam- bridge. I should like to hear any lawyer tell me, that the right would for that reason be lost to his present Majesty ; therefore, when I hear that Laud was the last person who visited, I can assure my Learned Friend that I shall have a crow to pull with him about Archbishop Laud ; for I have a book here which gives an accurate account of the pro- ceedings which occurred in his time. They are to be found... at length in Rush worth's Historical Col- lections, vol. Iii. P. 325 ; and I doubt whether they have met with the attention they deserve. When I heard the name of Laud put forward, 43 it was perhaps meant to insinuate that perad ven- ture there may have been more prudent Prelates. If that be the meaning intended to be conveyed, I should perfectly agree in the remark ; but we are not here upon the personal prudence of the indivi- dual, and it will not follow that no succeeding Archbishop is to have the right of visitation, be- cause a former Archbishop may not have exercised the right discreetly ; though, as far as I can collect from history, I am not aware that there was any thing improper in the Archbishop's conduct upon that occasion.
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