Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Memoirs of the Court of George IV, 1820 1830, Vol. 2 of 2: From Original Family Documents
The representations that were continually being made to the Duke of Buckingham to induce him to strengthen the position of his friends in office by accepting office himself, appear to have had their effect; and the reported change in the Cabinet in favour of Mr. Huskisson was regarded as an opportunity for putting forward the Duke's pretensions to high official employment which ought not to be lost.
The communications of Lord Grenville and Mr. Thomas Grenville have put the reader in possession of their views on the subject; but there were persons in more constant communication with him who had a deep interest at stake in this issue, which his own inclination for more active life made him sometimes more readily favour.
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