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Editorial September 23, 1763

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

A Gazetteer article sketches the rewards Sir Robert Walpole received after 25 years of service compared to those Lord Bute got after just 9 months, implying undue favoritism toward Bute with peerages, parks, garters, and provisions for family.

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A writer in the Gazetteer gives us the following Sketch of Sir Robert Walpole's rewards and those of Lord Bute's.

Sir Robert Walpole's Rewards after twenty-five years service. | The Earl of Bute's Rewards after nine months service.

An English Peerage after his services. | An English Peerage before his services.

Richmond Park. | Richmond Park.

The Garter. | The Garter.

A great Place in the Exchequer for his son. | A great place in the Exchequer for his son.

Ample Provision for his brother and immediate dependants. | Ample provision for his brother and immediate dependents.

What sub-type of article is it?

Partisan Politics

What keywords are associated?

Walpole Rewards Bute Favoritism Political Patronage Peerage Garter Exchequer

What entities or persons were involved?

Sir Robert Walpole Lord Bute Gazetteer

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Comparison Of Political Rewards To Walpole And Bute

Stance / Tone

Critical Of Favoritism Toward Lord Bute

Key Figures

Sir Robert Walpole Lord Bute Gazetteer

Key Arguments

Walpole Earned Peerage After Services; Bute Got It Before Both Received Richmond Park Both Awarded The Garter Both Secured Exchequer Positions For Sons Both Provided For Brothers And Dependents Walpole's Rewards After 25 Years; Bute's After 9 Months

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