... daughter and ?? of Mlr Samuel Camt, of The Chantry, Wilts, from whom ho derived hies second Christian name. Like many of the Whig aristcracy of his age, he opent his early years at Westmineter School, and in duo couree of time proceeded to Trinity College ...

... more than 20 peers die annually, and three or four peerages become extinct every year. It is not surprising that when the Whigs found themselves in office in 1810, they at once began to redress in some degree the enormous disparity in the numbers of the ...

... European Emperor than when coming from the American Repnblic. When such matters have to be considered, there are no longer Whigs, Liberals, Badicals, Tories, Church. man, orDissenters;thereareonlyEnglishmen. Mr Goidwin Smith knows more of hooke than men; ...

... take him for all in all, edual to honest Lord John; and he would have been able, as well as the latter, to direct one or two Whig Cabinets. He only wants a slight touch of illitemper to have the requs- site qualities of a party leader, If ever his biography ...

... twenty Peers die or .anu ly, ndtlcrec or four peerages become extinct every Po Iyear.' its 55not surprisieg that, whien tics Whigs foundti tlconcalves in office in 1830, they at onco began to redress inl sic souse degree thcs enoroucos disparity in thse ...

... the figure of Mer Roebuck, Though he disclaims being a Tory, he generally succeeds in saying some bitter things against the Whigs, and on the present occasion he was by no means sparing towards his old friends, In somewhat sneering tones he described the ...

... y Blanld Earl Uaranvilledid not even pitt ?? lt ti t[ treuble of replying in detail to the ?? ari. td nents of the veteran Whig stttesmas. Iie contetited Id bimself with a brief declaratiou to the elf et is, that he could not accept the anmendllenlt of ...