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... supporters, who, in not a cellar or a sewer, or some such appropriate place, moi Tuti he said, had plotted the overthrow of the Whig leader. dec Sir De Lacy Bvans sharply criticised both the conduct er of the Premier and the management of the war, but parl ...

... this transaction more significant than the fact that the fatal blow was struck at last l>y the subordinate membi rs of the Whig party the II use of Commons, who could no longer endure be led a man who had ill served bis country the face of Europe. It ...

... finally rid of both. Keeping, then, in view the almost infinitesimally small difference between the two bad proposals, we ask the Whig Boction of our warlike friends, how they can reconcile their admiration of Lord Palmerston with their violent indignation against ...