...impossibility of proposing it with the necessary concurrence, and that they retired from the King's service, considering this line of conduct as most likely to contribute to the ultimate success of the measure.' Much was added about ' the zealous support ' that the Catholics...

...impossibility of proposing it with the necessary concurrence, and that they retired from the King's service, considering this line of conduct as most likely to contribute to the ultimate success of the measure.' Much was added about ' the zealous support ' that the Catholics...

...impossibility of proposing it with the necessary concurrence, and that they retired from the King's service, considering this line of conduct as most likely to contribute to the ultimate success of the measure.' Much was added about ' the zealous support ' that the Catholics...

...administration under the inability to propose it with the circumstances necessary to carrying the measure with all its advantages ; and they have retired from his...upon strengthening their cause by good conduct in the mean time : they will prudently consider their prospects as arising from the persons who now espouse...

...from bringing forward the measure " whilst in office ; . . . and that they retired from " the King's service, considering this line of conduct ' ' as most likely to contribute to the ultimate success " of the measure." He went on to say that " in the " meantime Mr. Pitt would do...