Memoirs by the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, 1-2. bölümler

administration admit adopted advisable appears appointment apprehend believe Bill Bishop of OXFORD Cabinet Catholic Association Catholic Question character Church circumstances Clare colleagues concession confidential consider consideration Corn Laws course Crown danger DEAR PEEL decision Declaration difficulty doubt Duke of Wellington duty effect election enclosed England established evil existing expressed favour feel foreign corn give Government GRAHAM honour hope House of Commons House of Lords immediate important interests Ireland Irish King King's letter Lord John Russell Lord Melbourne Lord Stanley Lord-Lieutenant Majesty Majesty's majority measures meeting Memorandum ment Minister necessity November numbers oath object opinion Parliament party passed PEEL to Lord period political present principle probably proclamation proposed protection proxies purpose received reference repeal reports respect Roman Catholic sent Sir James Graham Sir Robert Peel taken tion trust Viscount Melbourne vote wheat Whitehall