| Collection | Victorian Papers, Main Series |
| Description | Peel gratified at Queen Victoria's approval of what he said at Mansion House in proposing French King's health. Peel had not asked Queen Victoria's pleasure on a Royal Message that provision should be made for heirs male of Viscount Hardinge and Lord Gough, because he understood that the East India Company contemplated a liberal grant, namely, £5,000 a year for life to Hardinge and £2,000 a year to Gough. Parliament can consider when this is done. Peel's proposals for heirs male. Interesting letter of a visit to Lahore (India). |