I have the honour to be, with great truth,

My dear Lord,

Your most obedient humble servant,

Northington.

Amongst the papers in Lord Temple's hand-writing, is the rough draft of

a letter to Lord North, dated May 2nd, complaining that he had received

no answer to his despatch of April 24th, although a messenger had just

arrived, bearing His Majesty's commands on the subject of the

Parliament. The terms of this letter show how deeply he felt the neglect

of the Administration, in reference to the public interests involved in

his resignation.

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