My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 153
... Queen's man , and on the 26th June he made some pregnant remarks on the notorious green bags in which evidence of the Queen's alleged adultery had been delivered to Parliament . He described Her Majesty's conduct as noble , and objected ...
... Queen's man , and on the 26th June he made some pregnant remarks on the notorious green bags in which evidence of the Queen's alleged adultery had been delivered to Parliament . He described Her Majesty's conduct as noble , and objected ...
Page 279
... Queen , exclaimed , ' By G ! it is all right , and , if I was Lord Melbourne I would seldom be out of the way . ' 999 In the afternoon of his second day at the Castle , Hobhouse attended the Queen and her aunt , the Queen of the ...
... Queen , exclaimed , ' By G ! it is all right , and , if I was Lord Melbourne I would seldom be out of the way . ' 999 In the afternoon of his second day at the Castle , Hobhouse attended the Queen and her aunt , the Queen of the ...
Page 334
... Queen pressed for a change at the Foreign Office . " Russell informed us that he told the Queen such a change would break up the Government , whereupon the Queen gave way as to getting rid of Palmerston , and said that she would not ...
... Queen pressed for a change at the Foreign Office . " Russell informed us that he told the Queen such a change would break up the Government , whereupon the Queen gave way as to getting rid of Palmerston , and said that she would not ...
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