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... Duke of Devonshire, to which lucky circumstance he owes the distinction about to be conferred upon him. If it true that the Whigs dearly love lord,” how great must be their devotion a duke, and rich duke, too, with three eons in the House of Commons, to ...

... at ease if possessed of power to protect themselves dont say that this ought to be so, but there have been times when even a Whig Lord Lieutenant found it expedient to call on them, and in the case of an outbreak the Times itself might be brought to acknowledge ...