Mr. Hallam's View of the Development of the Constitution.--Symptoms of approaching Constitutional Changes.--State of the Kingdom at the Accession of George III.--Improvement of the Law affecting the Commissions of the Judges.--Restoration of Peace.--Lord Bute becomes Minister.--The Case of Wilkes.--Mr. Luttrell is Seated for Middlesex by the House of Commons.--Growth of Parliamentary Reporting.--Mr. Grenville's Act for trying Election Petitions.--Disfranchisement of Corrupt Voters at New Shoreham. The Regency Bill.--The Ministry of 1766 lay an Embargo on Corn.--An Act of Indemnity is Passed.--The _Nullum Tempus_ Act concerning Crown Property; it is sought to Extend it to Church Property, bu…
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