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The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Letter from London dated June 11 reports stability in the British Ministry with no changes expected until Parliament's winter meeting. Lord Chatham is in good health but secluded at Hayes, avoiding business. Lord Bute's health remains unchanged amid growing public dislike.
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"The Ministry, in general, remain as they were, nor are any changes expected to take place, till towards the meeting of Parliament in the winter.-- What turn things may then take, it is impossible, at this distance, to foretell. Lord Chatham is in pretty good health at his seat at Hayes, but sees no body, and attempts not to meddle with any business. Lord Bute remains also in the same state of health he has been in for some time: not the better, probably, for having become the subject of general dislike; upon what real ground time only can discover."
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London
Event Date
June 11
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no changes in ministry expected until winter parliament meeting; lord chatham in good health but secluded; lord bute's health unchanged and subject to general dislike.
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The Ministry remains unchanged with no expected alterations until Parliament meets in winter; future developments unpredictable. Lord Chatham is in good health at Hayes but sees no one and avoids business. Lord Bute's health persists as before, likely worsened by public dislike, grounds unknown.