| Content Description | Informs him that no [Government] appointments will be made until Robert Peel's return; states that Government is in Wellington's hands until then; refers to reports of Peel's union with Stanley; states that Times and Herald and Courier are to support new Government; comments that he does not expect dissolution of House of Commons; refers to 'discharged sevants' as 'savage', especially [Viscount] Duncannon [J.W. Ponsonby]. |