... marquisate of Westminster in 1869. He was ecucated at Eton and Oxford, and sat in the House of Commons from 1847 to 1868. He was a Whig in litics, and was raised to the rank of duke byslr. B°hdnou in 1874, but joined the Unionists when his leader took up the ...

... of remarkable sagacity and strong practical common sense, and his views were always on the side of peace and moderation. A Whig of the old school, he was a great favourite with Lord Carlisle, who was long Lord Licutenant of Ireland; but it was Lord Kimberley ...

... resigned. At the general election in 1804 was defeated by Mr. Fred Wilson. Sir William Hood Walrond is the active Conservative Whi(g. He was formerly a captain in the Grenadier Guards, from which he retired in 1889, He represented East Devonshire in Parliament ...