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... object as providing that parochial assessments shall bear a uniform proportion to the actual rent cannot be carried out by a Whig Government without bringing it under tbe control of tbe Home Office, another step in advance in centralization. Some of the ...

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... clever man, however, who forges a spell strong enough to exorcise the faithlessness aud treachery which seem to infect the Whigs the moment they get comfortably settled on the Treasury bench. Besides, there is the terrible possibility that if the Radi- ...

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... country owes eternal debt of gratitude, have kept die eyes of the nation closed against the truth, let quote for him from a Whig historian, Lord Maeaulsv, the character of William Penn, the high priest and’second founder Quakerism. The conduct of Penn ...

... amongst and bringing in waverers but the Liberals adopted device, suggested by Sir W, G. Hayler, for getting large a concourse of Whig and Radical Members town at possible. A testimonial banquet was to given Sir William, Wednesday evening was appointed for its ...

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... opportunity, by means of the Whigs, of asserting their power and making it felt. The Whigs perceived that they could make use of them to serve their own ends, and they did so, accordingly, without scruple. But when the Whig leaders launched the question ...

... Ireland, but it is by no means unlikely that the electors have begun to realise the fact that Irish votes have been regarded I by Whig Ministries only as useful cards to be played off at convenience, while Irish interests have been studiously neglected and Irish ...

... bill, as, in my judgment, a step towards subverting one of the great and essential institutions of the country. The great Whig authority was clear-sighted enough to see a design then masked, but now avowed, under the agitation against Churchrates ; the ...

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