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... covered with | invitations from the Marquis of Lansdowne to supper. There was another from the Farl of Shrewsbury to lunch, Ano- ther fom the Earl of Ellesmere. Another from Baron Brunow, the Prussian Ambassador. A dozen or two from such men as Lord Morpeth ...

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... House of Brunswick was entitled to its exercise. Bute, therefore, had to create a party from the atoms he could detach from the ola Whig and Tory blocks, and we see from time to time here a Whig and there a Tory attracted to his side by offer of honours, ...