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... of London the traders who frequented Blackwell. hall, then the great emporium for woollen goods, canvassed actively on the Whig side. DEATH OF WILLIAM THE THIRD. Reports about the state of the King's health were constantly becoming more and more alarming ...

... one who had their light within her had committed suicide. The Tories exulted in the prospect of winning two seats from the Whigs. The whole kingdom was divided between Stouts and Cowper.. At the summer asaizes Hertford was crowded with anxious faces from ...

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... have had power since 1832. You pledged yourselves to economy and retrenchment, but I have never seen you carry it out. You Whigs have made a great many fresh laws, but look at the cost of working those laws. You have filled the country with commissioners ...

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... con- demned with the velhemence of an apostate, and from being a prop of the Tory party, be bas become the corner-stone of a Whig Cabinet. ‘These things are sulli- cient to make the public distrustful of his professions, and disinclined to be guided by ...

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... afraid of Mr. Gladstone. ‘They are envious that a man who once ast in his lot with them should have become the ornament of the Whig party, and the favourite of the country. Accordingly, they do not. shrink from engaging in the most factious conduct, if by ...