... help feeling that, upon the whole, his speech was pitched in less high a key than that of the Duke's. lie made some of the Whig lords exceedingly angry. It was no secret that some of them intended to vote straight with their party even against their ...

... ordered because they arc themselves tolerably comfortable in it. Few men enjoyed greater personal popularity. He was a thorough Whig. but he never allowed the keenness of his partisanship to cloud his judgement or warp his actions. Fair and equal to all, no ...