...[of a motion on the subject in the House of Commons] . Letter from Pitt, evening." TO W. W1LBERFORCE ESQ. " My dear Wilberforce, > I am not the person...I ought, distinctly and explicitly what I feel. I lately made in the Morning Chronicle, and there seems a general disposition to proceed against the...

...moment that I can be of more use out of office than in it ; for in it, according to the feelings 1 entertain, I could be of none. I state to you, as...explicitly what I feel. I hope I need not repeat what 1 always feel personally to yourself. ' Yours ever, ' WILLIAM PITT.' — ib., pp. 281, 282. This communication...

...subject is proposed in Parliament and agreed to, I shall feel from that moment that I can he of no more use out of office than in it; for in it, according to the feelings 1 entertain, I could be of none. I state to yon, as I think 1 ought, distinctly and explicitly what...

...subject is proposed in Parliament and agreed to, I shall feel from that moment that I can be of no more use out of office than in it; for in it according...repeat what I always feel personally to yourself. — Your's ever, WILLIAM PITT." " Downing Street, Wednesday, May 30, 1798, 11 PM" The following passage...

...the subject is proposed in Parliament and agreed^, I shall feel from that moment that 1 can be of no more use out of office than in it; for in it according...feelings I entertain, I could be of none. I state to yon, as I think I ought, distinctly and explicitly what I feel. I hope I need not repeat what I always...

...subject is proposed in Parliament and agreed to, I shall feel from that moment that 1 can be of no more use out of office than in it; for in it according...to the feelings I entertain, I could be of none. I stale to you, as I think I ought, distinctly and explicitly what I feel. I hope I need not repeat what...

...subject is proposed in Parliament and agreed to, I shall feel from that moment that I can be of no more use out of office than in it ; for in it according...repeat what I always feel personally to yourself. — Your's ever, . WILLIAM PITT." - Downing Street, Wednesday, May 30, 1798, 11 PM" The following passage...

...subject is proposed in Parliament and agreed to, I shall feel from that moment that I can be of no more use out of office than in it ; for in it according...repeat what I always feel personally to yourself. — Your's ever, WIUIJLM PITT." " Downing Street, Wednesday, May 30, 1798, 11 PM" The following passage...

...subject is proposed in Parliament and agreed to, I shall feel from that moment that I can be of no more use out of office than in it ; for in it according...I think I ought, distinctly and explicitly what I fee!. I hope I need not repeat what I always feel personally to yourself. — Your"s ever, WILLIAM...

...supposed to bring it forward with reference to the individual case. In doing so you will be accessory to loading one of the parties with unfair and unmerited...distinctly and explicitly, what I feel. I hope I need not * The Annual Register, and the Editor of Hansard's Parliamentary Debates, erroneously state the duel...