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... Derbyites will be a more numerous, and more respectable, and quite another party than the one now dishonouring that good old Whig name. ...

... remember that the mere name of Whig will not always satisfy bis conslitnsnta. Now that the Corn Laws and oilier important political points arc settled, there will less disposition for Liberal electors to thirl their snppurt to the Whig champions of (bo county ...

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... to an opinion, that he is about to desert the Derby-D'lsraeli flag, and either hoist a new standard or attach himself to the Whig party, with which the house of Derby was so long allied. As the University of Oxford bill stands at present, the Dissenters ...

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... of no mean powers —without crossing over to the other side, or perching below the gangway. Along with the faithful tribe of Whig waiters for what is in the wind he can never sit; henceforth, he is independent member. Palmerston Catching It.— Lord Palmerston's ...

... on which ministers considered they might allow their opponents to do with them what Sir Robert Peel too often did with the Whigs, forcing on their acceptance so many alterations of the ministerial measure that it might at length be said, with almost equal ...

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