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... ) The Whigs promised the independent members of the House of Commons that if they supported them (the Whigs) against Lord Derby that Lord Palmerston would introduce Reform Bill which should be satisfactory to the great Liberal party. The Whigs had not ...
... thing as liberty in the country. There were two parties, Whigs as well as Tories, but their object was the same,—they all sought for power, place, and help, and when tho people became desperate the Whigs joined the Tories against their liberties. It was quite ...
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... how the people must do this, if they would have their rights, by the fact that when Lord Derby introduced a Reform Bill, the Whigs, under Lord John Russell, opposed it, simply becau-etbey did not wish theToriesto become popular and ascend to power tbe support ...
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... y planted, and much frequented as healthful promenade by tbe people of the town. is called the Queen's Island. The Norikem Whig has account of a 6re which broke out there in the conservatory, totally consuming tower aud a portion tbe building*. The centre ...
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... him great influenco, and about that time he commenced taking active part in public affairs. He was at this time independ> nt Whig, and ot tiie lirst election after the passing of the Reform Bill lie contested East Kent, In conjunction with Sir Richard Cosway ...
... showed how the people miutdothis, if they would have their rights, by the fact that when Lord Derby introduced Reform Bill, the Whigs, unc*er Lord John Russell, opposed it, simply because they did not wish the Tories to become popular and ascend to power the ...
... showed how the people mutt this, if they would have their riglUs, by the fact that when Derby introduced a Reform Bill, the Whigs, under Lord John Russell, opposed it, simply because they did not wish the Tories to become popular and ascend to power the ...
... assumption that the country is undergoing a reaction towards Conservatism. This assumption, notwithstanding the denials of Whigs and Radicals, we have assumed to be real, and now, upon a summary of the year, judging by results,” of which the Government ...