...home. Castlereagh refused to concur in the arrogant declaration of the Congress of Laybach, that ' useful or necessary ' changes in legislation, and in the administration of States, ' ought to emanate only from the free will and the intelligent ' and well-weighed conviction of those whom...

...venerable institutions have survived the storms of time."— " Useful or necessary changes in Ifgisktion, and in the administration of states, ought only to...those whom God has rendered responsible for power. All that derates from this line necessarily leads to disorder, con-motions, and evils far more insufferable...

...of time." — — " Useful or necessary changes in leginlation, and in the administration of state?, ought only to emanate from the free will and the intelligent...those whom God has rendered responsible for power. All that deviates from this line necessarily leads to disorder, con-motions, and evils far more insufferable...

...storms of time." " Useful or necessary changes in legislation, and in the administration of itaus, ought only to emanate from the free will and the intelligent...those whom God has rendered responsible for power. All that deviates from this line necessarily leads to disorder, con-motions, and evils fur more insufferable...

...secure from attacks than those whose venerable institutions have survived the storms of time.". ..." Useful or necessary changes in legislation, and in...administration of states, ought only to emanate from the free-will and the intelligent and wellweighed conviction of those whom Gad huí rendered responsible...

...the government of any state of Europe. " Useful or necessary changes in legislation," said they, " and in the administration of states, ought only to emanate from the free will, the intelligent and wellweighed conviction of those whom God had rendered responsible for power. All...

...the government of any state of Europe. " Useful or necessary changes in legislation," said they, " and in the administration of states, ought only to emanate from the free will, the intelligent and well' weighed conviction of those whom God had rendered responsible for power....

...for innovation, would soon have rendered the existence of any public order whatever problematical. Useful or necessary changes in legislation, and in...those whom God has rendered responsible for power. All that deviates from this line necessarily leads to disorder, commotions, and evils far more insufferable...

...for innovation, would soon have rendered the existence of any public order whatever problematical. Useful or necessary changes in legislation, and in...intelligent and well-weighed conviction of those whom Godhas rendered responsible for power. All that deviates from this line necessarily leads to disorder,...

...indeed, the opinions expressed in it been avowed at so early a period as would have proved them 41 to have been a spontaneous declaration of genuine...but a fixed determination on the part of the Holy 42 Alliance to put down all political improvement that should originate with the people. It was not,...