... susceptibilities of the kid-gloved moralists of the Pall Mall, to take a trip to Italy, when, through the intervention of a I Whig Minister's solicitor, they may get a reprieve on account of Iaethmna bronchitis.' Leaking at that case all round, therefore ...

... hie majority till they cannot call their souls thsir own, and here they are voting like a flock ofa~heep or the tenants of a 'Whig Peer, independently, of course, but with afterthoughts which few of them are frank enough to avow. It is a long time yet to ...

... Lord Stanley. He is, to t them, a sort of political Sphinx. 1He is not a Liberal;, and 'A he cannot be a Tory. What is he? A Whig? er a It, Radical I? Very ingenious, and very illogical, this;- not 0. prticularly tasteful to Lord Stanley, but what does ...

... succeeded to the peerage in 1816. His lordship la was oen of the moderate party among the Roman Catholics .e who adhered to Whig principles and opposed Ultramontane to notions. He is duccecdsd by his eldest son, Arthur James, g Lord Kileen. who was born ...