Moreover, in the relationship of lawyer and client the privilege was confined to communications between them made in respect of the particular litigation and it did not extend to communications generally passing between a client and his lawyer professionally. But the principle has developed so as now to include all professional communications passing in a professional capacity, and to the information and belief founded thereon, see: "Minet v. Morgan" (1873) 8 Chancery Appeals, 366; "Lyell v. Kennedy" (1883) 9 AC 90. In the former case Roundell Palmer, 1st Earl of Selborne, Lord Chancellor, said: