...While the Bill was pending in Parliament, the King wrote to Lord North in the following terms : — ' I expect every nerve to ' be strained to carry the Bill. It is not a question relating to ' administrations, but personally to myself ; therefore I have a ' right to expect a hearty support...

...was unbending obstinacy — gave the following very distinct monitory intimation of his purpose : " I expect every nerve to be strained to carry the bill. It is not a question of administration, but personal to myself ; and therefore I have a right to expect a hearty support...

...Bill, brought in upon the express command of George III. " I expect," wrote the King to Lord North, " every nerve to be strained to carry the bill. It is...one in my service, and I shall remember defaulters." The royal promise was not broken. Fox was " remembered " with implacable and constantly increasing...

...expect every nerve to be strained to cwy the bill. It is not a question relating to administrations, ow limitations, like a Chimborazo under the line, running up from the torrid sei vice, and I shall remember defaulters." It is evident from the King's language that no person who...

...February, 1772, while the Eoyal Marriage Bill was pending in the House of Lords, the king thus wrote to Lord North : " I expect every nerve to be strained...one in my service, and I shall remember defaulters." 2 Again, on the 14th March, 1772, he wrote : " I wish a list could be prepared of those that went away,...

...February, 1772, while the Royal Marriage Bill was pending in the House of Lords, the king thus wrote to Lord North : " I expect every nerve to be strained...from every one in my service, and I shall remember defaulters."'2 Again, on the 14th March, 1772, he wrote : " I wish a list could be prepared of those...

...February, 1772, while the Royal Marriage Bill was pending in the House of Lords, the king thus wrote to Lord North : " I expect every nerve to be strained...personally to myself, therefore I have a right to i Walp. Mem., ii. 95, n. ,• ii., iii. 106, n. ; Wraxall.s Mem., i. 123. Mr. Massey says, Lord North...

...February, 1772, while the Royal Marriage Bill was pending in the House of Lords, the king thus wrote to Lord North: " I expect every nerve to be strained...personally to myself, therefore I have a right to 1 Walp. Mem., ii. 95, n.; ib., iii. 106, n.; Wraxall's Mem., i. 123. Mr. Massey says, Lord North was...

...the bill. It is not a question of administration, but personal to myself; and therefore I have aright to expect a hearty support from every one in my service, and I shall remember defaulters." He resolved to follow up this declaration ; for, in a subsequent letter of the 14th of Mareh to the...

...February, 1772, while the Royal Marriage Bill was pending in the House of Lords, the king thus wrote to Lord North : " I expect every nerve to be strained...one in my service, and I shall remember defaulters." 2 Again, on the 14th March, 1772, he wrote : " I wish a list could be prepared of those that went away,...