... sixty-six years of age, hairing been born iu 1797. He was educated at Harrow and Cambridge. In 1818 he entered Parliament the Whig interest for Scarborough, and supported Boman Catholic Emancipation and Reform of Parliament. His father disapproving of his ...

... endorsement of Louis Napoleon's acts and recognition of the Empire disgusted the Marquis with Lord Palmerstow particular and tbe Whigs in general, and he became as much a Tory as his father, had come life again, conkl have wished him to be. Lord Aberdeen sent ...

... several other young aristocrats his day, he espoused, when a boy, the principles Reform, which his father detested ; remained a Whig till mature life, and, after holding several important offices, was appointed Ambassador to France in 1846, where he continued ...

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... sixty-six Jeers of age, having been horn iu 1797. He was educated at Harrow aid Camliridge. In 1818 he entered Parliament in the Whig interest fur Seerhorough, and supported Raman I atlwlic Vanaticipetioo and Reform of Parliament. His father disapproving of ...

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... the newspaper readers of to-day, are so different from those amongst which he established his title to the gratitude of the Whigs, acknowledged his honours and promotions, that some explanation is necessary make his possession of them intelligible. There ...