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he well knew that the only time the party had ever 

 succeeded in this was when he himself sat for a few 

 months under the Grenville Government, and that he 

 had never ventured to stand again after that Govern- 

 ment was turned out the next session. The result of 

 the Liverpool people following his most silly advice 

 was, that I was kept out of Parliament three sessions, 

 when, an accident having put a seat at Lord Darling- 

 ton's disposal, I was returned for Winchelsea in his 

 interest, and this seat I held for fourteen years, and 

 then sat in the Duke of Devonshire's interest for 

 Knaresborough until I was returned on my own in- 

 terest for Yorkshire. 



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