... Bruce, afterwards third Earl of A ileabury, took a keen part in the politics of the time on the Tory side. At the head of the Whig interest in the district was his kinsman, the Dnke of Somerset; and both sides exerted themselves with extraordinary vigour ...

... they appeared to have considered was which side had the freer hand and the longer purse. The Duke of Somerset represented the Whig interest aud Lord Bruce or the Earl of Ailesbury that of the Tory. The election of 1705 was keenly contested at Marlborough ...

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... present him to a good living as soon as' be was old enough. Strange to say, the Duke's candidata was unsuccessful. He was a Whig, and it is suggested that the Tories must have been more liberal ...

... resulted in the surrender of the Baltic fortress of Bomsrsnnd. ** Some Memories of Kensington Palace” are furnished by ” An Old Whig,” and form very readable paper. Canon Wood’s paper on Witchcraft” does not show very profound knowledge of history. •* The ...

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