The Passing of the Great Reform Bill
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" PEER-MAKING 331 coming more and more an avowed and prominent supporter of their views. " 1 Grey was to pay a visit to the Pavilion at Brighton on January 3, to discuss the political situation, and on Monday, the 2nd, a critical meeting of the Cabinet was held ; Althorp expected that it would result in the resignation of Richmond and other colleagues. 2 Of its proceedings we have two accounts, one from Lord Holland and one from Stanley. 3 The atmosphere was less thunderous than had been expect...ed. The letters of Brougham and Durham were both read, and it was resolved to lay the matter fully before the King. There followed a dis- cussion on the proposal to ask for an immediate creation of fifteen peers. Grey, Durham, Althorp, Russell, Holland, Grant, Carlisle 4 were in favour of this ; Lansdowne, Melbourne, Palmerston, Richmond, Stanley, against it. Stanley wrote : " Palmerston, I think, alone protested against being pledged even to consent to a large batch .... Lord Grey very desponding, Palmerston bored, Melbourne more hesitating than I ever saw him, Grant balancing which was the greatest danger till he came to no conclusion at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" PEER-MAKING 331 coming more and more an avowed and prominent supporter of their views. " 1 Grey was to pay a visit to the Pavilion at Brighton on January 3, to discuss the political situation, and on Monday, the 2nd, a critical meeting of the Cabinet was held ; Althorp expected that it would result in the resignation of Richmond and other colleagues. 2 Of its proceedings we have two accounts, one from Lord Holland and one from Stanley. 3 The atmosphere was less thunderous than had been expect...ed. The letters of Brougham and Durham were both read, and it was resolved to lay the matter fully before the King. There followed a dis- cussion on the proposal to ask for an immediate creation of fifteen peers. Grey, Durham, Althorp, Russell, Holland, Grant, Carlisle 4 were in favour of this ; Lansdowne, Melbourne, Palmerston, Richmond, Stanley, against it. Stanley wrote : " Palmerston, I think, alone protested against being pledged even to consent to a large batch .... Lord Grey very desponding, Palmerston bored, Melbourne more hesitating than I ever saw him, Grant balancing which was the greatest danger till he came to no conclusion at all.
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