Dissensions in Prince of Wales’s Household 289 New Governor Appointed 291 Lord Waldegrave, Governor _ib._ Dr. Thomas, Preceptor 292 CHAPTER X. 1753. Debates in Parliament 293 Affair of the Stoppage on the Silesian Loan 295 Public Paper on Silesian Loan 297 The Pretended Memorial 298 History of Lord Ravensworth and Fawcett 303 Debate on Nova Scotia 307 Fawcett’s Testimony 307 Proceedings in Lords on Fawcett’s Testimony 310 CHAPTER XI. Seizure of Dr. Cameron 333 King of France’s Amours 334 The Marriage Bill 336 Mr. C. Townshend, and Mr. H. Conway 341 Debates on the Marriage Bill in Lords 346 Dissensions caused by the Marriage Bill 350 Execution of Dr. Cameron 353 Continuation of the Troubles in Ireland 354 Seats in Parliament offered to Government 355 Ireland 356 The Jew Bill 357 Debates on the Jew Bill 358 Ireland 362 Debate on the Proposal to Repeal the Plantation Act 364 Irish Affairs continued 367 1754. Ireland 368 Motion to Repeal Bribery Oath 369 Parliament _ib._ Death of Mr. Pelham 370 CHAPTER XII. Motives for continuing this Work 372 Solemnity not necessary in Memoirs 374 Flattery the Vice of Historians 375 Author’s Apprehensions for the Constitution 376 Author’s Political Principles 377 Embarrassments on Death of Mr. Pelham 378 Agitations on choice of Successor in the Ministry 379 Appointment and Disappointment of Mr. Fox 381 Mr. Fox has an Audience 386 Duke of Newcastle sole Minister 387