... spectively, by giving them a Liberal voters gave their split vote. They naturally second votes to the Conserve- preferred the Whig candidate tive candidate. Lord George to his more democratic and Hamilton thus received the less acceptable colleague, and ...

... without giving him ample compensation. He was prepared to support any just measure that would be brought forward, whether by Whigs or Tories. He thought arbitrary evictions unjust. The Hon. Mr. Fitzwilliam l e a d most toe ' s p im ol p ic o y r , ta b n ...

... to their own countrymen (uproar). The poor law forth an echo to the great Conservative victory in the county I had made the Whigs so unpopular that they had of Middlesex, which had returned a decided supporter of the given up their old party name, and it ...