The Life of the Right Honorable John Philpot Curran : Late Master of the Rolls in Ireland
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But on this fact I was not left to conjecture. I was apprised by letter from you, and also Mr. G. Ponsonby, that my interests had been taken care of ; Mr.
G. l"*onsonby commnnicated the same to a relation of mine, then ill London; directing him to inform me that my place as Attor- ney-General was fixed, and that my coming over would be but unnecessary trouble." S68 LIFE OF CUEKAJS'.
The Duke of Bedford, was sent over as Viceroy to Ireland, and on Mr. Poiisonby's appointment as Cliancellor, he a...ssured Mr. Cur- ran tliat every thin Of would be done for him to his satisfa(;ti . n.
But instead of getting the aj^pointment of Irish Attorney -General, (iho stei)ping stone to the Chief Justiceship, for wliich, as a com- mon lawyer, he was well qualified, Mr. Curran found that Mr.
riunket was to be continued in that office. After some delay, lie saw the Vicei'oy, who told him that the Mastership of the liolis was reserved for him. What follows can best be rcLted in Mr.
Curran s own words : " You may easily judge of my feelings on this communication ; but it was the first time I had ever seen the Duke of Bedford ; I had no shadow of claim upon his Grace ; he was not the person to whom I could complain, that I was humbled or ill-treated ; I barely said that "that I was grateful to his Grace for the courte.sy of the communication;" and retired with an almost decided Dur- pose to decline the appointment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But on this fact I was not left to conjecture. I was apprised by letter from you, and also Mr. G. Ponsonby, that my interests had been taken care of ; Mr.
G. l"*onsonby commnnicated the same to a relation of mine, then ill London; directing him to inform me that my place as Attor- ney-General was fixed, and that my coming over would be but unnecessary trouble." S68 LIFE OF CUEKAJS'.
The Duke of Bedford, was sent over as Viceroy to Ireland, and on Mr. Poiisonby's appointment as Cliancellor, he a...ssured Mr. Cur- ran tliat every thin Of would be done for him to his satisfa(;ti . n.
But instead of getting the aj^pointment of Irish Attorney -General, (iho stei)ping stone to the Chief Justiceship, for wliich, as a com- mon lawyer, he was well qualified, Mr. Curran found that Mr.
riunket was to be continued in that office. After some delay, lie saw the Vicei'oy, who told him that the Mastership of the liolis was reserved for him. What follows can best be rcLted in Mr.
Curran s own words : " You may easily judge of my feelings on this communication ; but it was the first time I had ever seen the Duke of Bedford ; I had no shadow of claim upon his Grace ; he was not the person to whom I could complain, that I was humbled or ill-treated ; I barely said that "that I was grateful to his Grace for the courte.sy of the communication;" and retired with an almost decided Dur- pose to decline the appointment.
What to read after The Life of the Right Honorable John Philpot Curran : Late Master of the Rolls in Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curran, William Henry, 1789?-1858 to read onlineMoreLess
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