Parliament meets-King's speech-Lord Chatham's reappearance
in the house-His speech on American and domestic affairs-
Lord Mansfield's-Lord Chatham's reply-Supported by lord
Camden-Debates in the commons on an amendment to the
address-Strength of opposition and signs of an approaching
dissolution of the cabinet-Lord Camden dismissed-Mr. Yorke
accepts the great seal-His death-Resignations sent in-Mar-
quis of Rockingham's motion-Duke of Grafton's reply; resig-
nation-Lord North made premier, and sir Fletcher Norton
speaker-Other ministerial changes-Mr. Dowdeswell's motion
regarding elections-Met by lord North-Lord Rockingham's
on the same topic-Answered by lord Sandwich, &c.-Conduct
of the livery of London-Remonstrance to the king-Conduct
of the county of Middlesex-Wilkes's conduct after his release
from confinement-Call of the house of lords by lord Chatham-
His motions, &c.-Mr. Dowdeswell's bill to disfranchise revenue
officers negatived-Accounts of the civil list-Mr. Grenville's
bill on controverted elections-Lord North's repeal of the revenue
act, excepting the duties on tea-Riotous proceedings at Boston
-Contests between the city of London and the court-Beck-
ford's conduct to the king-Birth of the princess Elizabeth-
Address of the city, and tumult of the populace-Woodfall's
trial-Proceedings respecting it in the house of lords-Also in