Excerpt from Biographical, Literary, and Political Anecdotes, of Several of the Most Eminent Persons of the Present Age, Vol. 2
Character of the Opposition. Lesson of the Earl of Bute. Solicits the Friendship of Lord Temple. Contradicts Lord Temple in the House of Lords. Lord George Sackville introduced at Court. Origin of the North Briton. The Opposition formed. Lord Bute makes Proposals to Lord Temple and Mr. Pitt, by Mr. Stanley. The Office of First Minister put into Commission. Desertion of Lord Hardwicke, and others, from the Opposition; whose Offers are rejected by the Court. Lord Temple"s Firmness in the Support of Mr. Wilkes, and of the great public Cause. A Great Person mistaken in his Opinion of Lord Temple. Opposition re-united.
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