...author. King George III. to Lord Eldon. " Queen's Palace, " May 5th, 1804, 19 minutes past 6 r. M. " The King is much pleased with his excellent Chancellor's...to-morrow between ten and eleven, the time he himself has proposed. " GEORGE R." Although the force of circumstances prevailed to effect the King's acceptance...

...Eldon.) " Queen's Palace, May 5th, 1804, 19 minutes past 6 p. M. "The king is much pleased with kit excellent chancellor's note: he doubts much whether...to-morrow between ten and eleven, the time he himself has proposed. " GEORBS R." Although the force of circumstances prevailed to effect the king's acceptance...

...royal communication to his Chancellor. — "'Queen's Palace, May 5th, 1804, 19 minutes past 6, PM " ' The King is much pleased with his excellent Chancellor's...to-morrow between ten and eleven, the time he himself has proposed. " ' GEORGE R.' " —Vol. i., p. 443. One cannot read without the deepest interest that...

...rather prepare another Essay, containing as many empty words and little information, as the one lie had before transmitted. • His Majesty will, with...pleasure, receive the Lord Chancellor to-morrow, between ton nnd eleven, the time lie himself has proposed. 'GEORGE R.' His ' excellent Chancellor' had a loyal...

...strikingly how his Majesty stood affected:-— " Queen's Palace, May 5th, 1804, 19 minutes past six, p. M. "The King is much pleased with his excellent Chancellor's...to-morrow, between ten and eleven, the time he himself has proposed. " GEORGE R." Lord Eldon most earnestly denied that he exercised any influence over the...

...strikingly how his Majesty stood affected: — " Queen's Palace, May 5th, 1804, 19 minutes past six, p. M. " The King is much pleased with his excellent Chancellor's...to-morrow, between ten and eleven, the time he himself has proposed. " GEORGE R." Lord EUIon most earnestly denied that he exercised any influence over the...

...strikingly how his Majesty stood affected : — " Queen's Palace, May 5th, 1804, " 19 minutes past six, PM " The King is much pleased with his excellent Chancellor's...to-morrow, between ten and eleven, the time he himself has proposed. B." Lord Eldon most earnestly denied that he exercised any influence over the King in...

...that unless Mr. Pitt will relinquish his idea of concert with Mr. Fox, and also with Lord Grenville, Mr. Pitt cannot be trusted to form a new administration....between ten and eleven, the time he himself proposed, « QEOKGE R." Mr. Pitt could not fail to be grieved and hurt by the letter which the King had sent...

...note, dated the same day : — The King to Lord Eldon. " QUEEN'S PALACE, May 5th, 1804, -^ p' 6 PM " The King is much pleased with his excellent Chancellor's...to-morrow between ten and eleven, the time he himself has proposed. " GEORGE R."t The person who, next to the King, seems to have been the most averse to...

...: he doubts much whether Mr. Pitt will, after weighing the contents of the paper delivered this duy to him by Lord Eldon, choose to have a personal interview...to-morrow between ten and eleven, the time he himself has proposed. " ' GF.ORGK R.' " —Vol. i., p. 443. One cannot read without the deepest interest that...