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... parties would act more cordially togethsr. The were now an oxtinct race. The Whigs were becoming more and more scarce (he was sorry for it, for he had a groat respect for many Whigs), and the great majority of the House of Oommons was now made up of old ...
... our late borough election. The puritanica! party actually pursued all the old cl:)mpt practices which mefked the contests of Whigs and Tories for parliamentary seats years ago, before the numerous acts recently passed to prevent bribery and corraption were ...
... for plated vessels for the Bpaohli, Italian, Deal= geweroments. the beet makers then are rave that our sets gwvierameret see Whig . nowisely is the whisk they are relative to the comeresis for required is the doskyaels. ' The is sow alleged I. be paying ...
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... —used to say of his especial friends, the Whigs, that they could do nothing, and carry nothing, except by the stereotyped means of enormous lying.” The Birkenhead Liberals are thoroughly at home in this famous Whig device, and have seen enough already, since ...
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... sell themselves to the highest bidder. A Tory then was certain of success if he would only open his purse strings wider than Whig. No wonder then that turning in the cause of public order and political morality Mr. Alderman Beieeley would revert such pleasant ...