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... developed the satisfactory facts, that there is now no longer any breach in the ranks of the Conservative party, and that the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer is paying another tribute to the soundness of the Conservative financial theories by the partial ...

... brilliant cause is quite cheering to the Tories, King's friends and Church and State men of former days, so far affected by Whig docrines as to seize them and make of them a battle cry. They brought out nearly the whole of their available oratorial strength— ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY.—Mr. Ferrand postponed his resolutions relative to the Eastern policy of the Whig Governments. Mr. Milner Gibson and Mr. Layard, in answer to inquiries, gavo explanations respecting the Dauo-German war. in so far as it has affected ...

... on, and very decided hiut is given, that Mr. Gibson—through the Premier, the perplexed and worn-out old man—bends haughty Whigs to his will, who would not openly accept any offering his hands. In conclusion the Saturday moralises over the peculiar causes ...

... more than six years ago. Within a month or two Lord Derby was Prime Minister. It is true his reign was of short duration. The Whigs and Liberals managed to turn him out, because they were not satisfied with the measure of Reform which he offered them. It ...

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