The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England, from the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV.

J. Murray, 1850

Last of the Lives of the Lord Chancellors 1 The Authors Advantages	11

CHAPTER CXCII	35

CHAPTER CXCIII	44

He is called to the Bar 44 Inaccurate Representation by him of his Want	51

CHAPTER CXCIV	68

Mr Scotts Promotion expected but postponed 73 Refusal of the Sup	73

He is praised by Mr Fox 76 He supports Warren Hastings till Mr Pitt takes the other Side 77 His Speech for Free Trade against those	79

Sir Philip Franciss Speech against Mr Scott and the Lawyers 80 Mr Scott	88

Angelo Taylors Committee 287 Grand Dinner given by Lord Eldon to	288

as Vice Chancellor 293 Lord Eldon again throws out all Romillys Bills	302

the Harshness with which the Plan for detaining Napoleon was carried into	310

neous Policy of Lord Eldon for repressing them 315 Death of the Princess	319

by the Lord Chancellor 339 Death of the Duke of Kent 341 And of George	341

land 46 She enters London 347 Blame to be cast upon Lord Liverpool	349

CHAPTER CCV	366

CHAPTER CCVI	383

The Kings Illness 85 Sir John Scott supports the Right of the two Houses	95

Sir John Scotts Conduct as Attorney General 103 His Defence of the Pro	110

The Treasonable Attempts Bill 115 Object and Operation of	117

CHAPTER CXCVII	127

Death of Lord Chief Justice Eyre 127 Sir John Scott succeeds him as Chief	134

Lord Eldon installed as Chancellor	145

Lord Chancellor Eldon in the House of Lords 147 Alarm by Symptoms of	149

to return to Office 161 Lord Eldon without the Knowledge of Mr Addington	161

writes a long Letter to the King 166 Mr Pitts Letter designated by the King	167

Lord Eldon and the Prince of Wales 177 Exemplary Conduct of Prince Edward	178

CHAPTER CXCIX	185

Measure imprudently brought forward in favour of Roman	207

plimentary Letter to him from George III on this subject 228 Lord Eldon	233

State of Parties 235 The Kings permanent Illness 235 Proceedings in	251

The Regent finally renounces the Whigs 266 Lord Eldon	267

Duke of York 272 Lord Eldons canting Statement of his Reasons for con	277

Lord Eldons Mistake in remaining Chancellor 383 The Government becomes	389

Alarming Proceedings of the Roman Catholic Association 409 Speech of	412

Lord Eldon as an ExChancellor 455 His Occupations 455 His Hopes of	463

CHAPTER CCIX	475

old Colleagues 477 His Alarm at the Appointment by Mr Peel of the Com	483

Lord Eldon opposes the Bill for abolishing the Jurisdiction of the Great Sessions	500

CHAPTER CCXI	547

CHAPTER CCXII	572

CHAPTER CCXIII	594

Difficulty of the Author in drawing the Character of Lord Eldon 591 Lord	604

pleased to exercise it 610 The Excellence of Lord Eldons Decrees when pro	612

into the System of Equity 622 Cases in which Lord Eldon peculiarly showed	630

Suspicious Character of Unanimous Judgments 642 Tribute of Applause	645

Opinion of DAguesseau 646 Lord Eldons Views when he first became	663

when requested to sit for his Portrait by his Fellow Townsmen 694 His Arms	696

ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CHANCELLORS p	711

כותרת	The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England, from the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV. כרך 7 מתוך The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England, from the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV, John Campbell Baron Campbell
מאת	John Campbell Baron Campbell
מהדורה	3
הוצאה	J. Murray, 1850
מקור מאת	הספרייה הציבורית של ניו-יורק
דיגיטלי	19 יוני 2008

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