... was attired in evening costume, wore lavender kid gloves, and eye-glass dexterously fixed in the right optic. The son of the Whig Duke who ushered him in bowed low as he indicated the seats which the gentlemen were to occupy. second glance was necessary ...

... saying so. The statesman, prophet, and philosopher, Smith, is a Liberal of the advanced order, and can find, neither on the Whig nor Conservative benches, men worthy of being consorted with. Mr. Bright and Mr. Miall come nearer to his views, but, as there ...