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... political affairs, but it is not the less true ; and we put it to any person however strong his prejudices in favour of old - Whig or Tory policy may be, whether it is possible at this moment to carry a purely party measure framed by either section of p ...

... question, and in that compact the Conservative tlrt{ homestly concurred. ‘When, however, they were told by the leader of the Whig party that there must be another Reform Bill, from that moment the Conservative party Ireld themselves free to consider that ...