A. D. PAGE 1751. State of ministry 1 King’s return to England 3 Removal of Lord Harrington _ib._ Transactions between Spain and the South Sea Company 6 Proceedings in Parliament 8 Affair of the Queries 9 Mr. Pitt’s opposition for eight thousand seamen 12 The Westminster Election and Petition 13 History of Mr. Alexander Murray 17 Debate on Naval Establishment _ib._ Quarrel of Pitt and Hampden 18 Debate on Westminster Petition, and Breach of Privilege 19 Anecdote of Speaker Onslow in 1742 21 Mr. Murray and Breach of Privilege 22 Sir William Yonge _ib._ CHAPTER II. 1751. Debate on Army 25 Westminster Petition--Breach of Privilege 26 Quarrel of Lord Coke and the Speaker 28 Murray’s Behaviour in House of Commons 29 Debate and Proceedings on Murray’s Contempt 30 Murray Imprisoned 31 Staff Opposed _ib._ Westminster Petitions withdrawn 32 Report from Murray _ib._ Petition from Gibson _ib._ Ways and Means _ib._ Sir John Cotton 33 Report on Murray’s Case 34 Mutiny Bill 35 Lord Egmont 35 Mutiny Bill 38 Colonel Lyttelton _ib._ Colonel Townshend 39 Colonel Conway 41 Sir Henry Erskine _ib._ Charge against General Anstruther 42 Committee for the Suppression of Vice 44 General Naturalization Bill 45 Gin Bill _ib._ Subsidy to Bavaria 49 Reformation of the Calendar 51