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... lairdeliip's liovernment • Nil That bill as, very much talked ahout ; and he (Mr. Cobbett) thought he saw indkations that the Whig. and the partie. who were abetting them weft tioite insincere on the subject. Ile believed then that the best iskiree to adopt ...
... Heywood eldertiser. BUN— Thern's • egy red • shoat, And a dame of rout. And nobody mange to know what it's ahogt. I feel myself Whig whoa le mhos of he nod to dl. prose • few Mike Math =rod is peen or naterday loos, be • YAM homy the sayings sad &hp Mr. meanest' ...
... able to land a measure of reform in a safe harbour. He (Mr. Livesey) never expected that he would be able to do so, for the Whigs had never yet fulfilled their promises made before with reference to the bill of The motto at that time was economy, retrenchment ...
... dodge was a very adroit one. In the first place they got up a memorial which was numerously signed both by Conservatives and Whigs to Mr. W. K Gladstone. The right hon. gentleman,however, refused to come amongst them, and these opponents of theirs had taken ...
... the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act passed through all its stages. What more did I see ? I saw a bill brought in by the Whig government of that day, Lord John Russell being the premier, which made speaking against the Government and against the Crown ...