... daughter and heiress of Mr Samuel Cam, of The Chantry, Wilts, from whom he derived his second Christian name. Like many of the Whig aristocracy of his age, he spent his early years at Westminster School; and in due course of time proceeded to Trinity College ...

... Whies and Liberals, so that if the House of Lords was obiectionable the Whigs and Liberals had made it objectionable (Applause.) He said there was no fear to this policy of the Whigs but it was the democratic Radicals they feared. (Hear, hear.) He asked ...

... who remarked that if the question under consideration was a matter of political distinction between parties, between Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, if there were such things, and people knew the difference between them, if it was question between ecclesiastical ...