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... because, as is presumed, he is a candidate for a seat in the Tory Cabinet that is to be. There was the Earl of Devon, whom the Whigs made Secretary of the Poor Law Board for not much better reason than that he was a poor lord, and his son Lord Courtenay, whom ...