Stanmore, Arthur Hamilton-Gordon, Baron, 1829-1912
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The Duke of Argyll to Mr. Herbert. "Post Office, yw{v 20/A, 1861. " Mv DEAR Herbert, " I really think that the Bill, as now drawn, is nonsense. Read the Preamble from the words ' cheerfully granted,' What is it that you cheerfully grant? It is the 'supply hereinafter mentioned,' and It is a supply 'to defray the expenses incurred in the year.* ''But the only supply 'hereinafter mentioned' is the ivhole nine miUions, and the words ' such furiher supplies as we may from time to time grant' must r...efer to some supply further than the nim millions! What else can the word 'further ' apply to? Further than what? Clearly further than the ' supply herein- after mentioned,' which supply is specifically defined to be nine millions. The trutn is that the attempt 10 reconcile the 'granting' of the whole nine millions, with a profession of granting only so much of it as is required in the year, is an attempt which makes a mess of the whole thing. ■«. -y". . "^ i8ssH5o} LETTER FROM DUKE OF ARGYLL 287 "You may amend the Preamble in either of two ways: you may either say, 'We have granted the supply hereinafter mentioned to defray the expenses of tne year, together with such further expenses as may be incurred during the three years loUowing,' and then mention your nine millions; or else you must say, * We have granted, to defray the expenses of the year, a supply not exceeding (say) three millions.' Then the Bill is confined to the operation of the year, and is consistent with the first part of the Preamble.
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