9th.—The Scotch Bill was passed in the Commons, on a division of 134 to 39.
FOOTNOTES:
[204] One of the reasons for reckoning him severe was, his laughing at those who wrote on Phalaris’s bull.
[205] This was written before the last war in the reign of George the Second, in which, he really triumphed over both France and Spain, but it was by the Ministry of Mr. Pitt.
[206] The Duke of Cumberland’s subsequent patience on his father’s unjust ill-treatment of him after the battle of Hastenbeck, and his Royal Highness’s total indifference to money, fully vindicate him from this suspicion.
[207] Particularly by the Author of these Memoirs.
[208] Pitt and the Grenvilles. See the preceding year.
[209] Lord Halifax.
[210] Mr. Murray.
[211] Mr. Pelham.