The Taylor Papers Being a Record of Certain Reminiscences Letters And Journal
The Taylor Papers Being a Record of Certain Reminiscences Letters And Journal
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He will observe that no letter reaches the Princess's hand unless directed according to her rank as Princess of Cumber- land. The Princess apologizes for this sadly written letter having hurt her hand. If Sir Herbert calls, it may be as well to point out that the Princess's residence is next door to Mr. And Lady Elizabeth Brickington at the top of Mills Buildings. LORD BLOOMFIELD to SIR H. TAYLOR. Stockholm. May 22nd, 1829. . .. I feared the King must have suffered much agitation and excitement... during the late discussions ; l thank God, you speak satisfactorily of his health, and that he has supported the severe conflicts to which he has been exposed, with so much 1 On the Catholic Bill. 252 THE TAYLOR PAPERS physical strength and mental composure. I rejoice for my part that the question has been brought to a close, and, save a provision for the Catholic clergy, that feeling is full and complete and unmixed with any other. From my observations whilst in Ireland I am persuaded that the adoption of such a clause would have had incalculable practical benefit in the working of the Bill ; with this and the disfranchisement of the forty-shilling freeholder I think there would have been few of the most violent opponents who would not have withdrawn their opposition.
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He will observe that no letter reaches the Princess's hand unless directed according to her rank as Princess of Cumber- land. The Princess apologizes for this sadly written letter having hurt her hand. If Sir Herbert calls, it may be as well to point out that the Princess's residence is next door to Mr. And Lady Elizabeth Brickington at the top of Mills Buildings. LORD BLOOMFIELD to SIR H. TAYLOR. Stockholm. May 22nd, 1829. . .. I feared the King must have suffered much agitation and excitement... during the late discussions ; l thank God, you speak satisfactorily of his health, and that he has supported the severe conflicts to which he has been exposed, with so much 1 On the Catholic Bill. 252 THE TAYLOR PAPERS physical strength and mental composure. I rejoice for my part that the question has been brought to a close, and, save a provision for the Catholic clergy, that feeling is full and complete and unmixed with any other. From my observations whilst in Ireland I am persuaded that the adoption of such a clause would have had incalculable practical benefit in the working of the Bill ; with this and the disfranchisement of the forty-shilling freeholder I think there would have been few of the most violent opponents who would not have withdrawn their opposition.
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