Memoirs and Correspondence of Francis Horner, Vol. 2 of 2 (Classic Reprint)

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House of Commons. Mr. Horner brings forward the question of the State of the Currency; appointment of the Bullion Committee; Letter 150. From J. A. Murray, Esq. Has heard reports of Mr. Horner being about to accept a political office, and dissuades him from it; 151. To Sir Samuel Romilly. Urging him to print a speech he had made on a reform of the Criminal Law; 152. To Lord Grenville. Asks his advice as to his proceedings on the Currency question; 153. From Lord Grenville. Satisfaction that Mr. Horner has taken up the subject of the Currency; Notes by Mr. Horner. On the vote of the House of Commons on the Walcheren expedition; and on the question of privilege in the commitment of Sir F. Burdett to the Tower; Letter 153. To Dugald Stewart, Esq. Dr. Brown appointed Mr. Stewart's successor in the Chair of Moral Philosophy; unsatisfactory state of public affairs; conduct of the Opposition in Parliament; Letter 154. To Lord Holland. Question of privilege; House of Commons. Speeches of Mr. Horner on the same; Letter 155. To J. A. Murray, Esq. The same subject
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