... was to have mutual im- ment the aiternative of a revolutionary measure ct lasses, meetings for conver- loss of office, ...

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... Later the evening ) Lord Charles Russell made a speech which, with the best taste, had a strong tinge of party -As became “old *Whig” and one of the family the h'* argued in favour of Reform, and quoted saying of Sir R. Peels to shew that the battle of Reform ...

... py days are pastén w so we make ovr efforts to raise the physical condit and pressing treth, that is one destiny The bs ‘a Whig around us more t, Sut at the aime ‘cannot subsist on vain ho ‘Vernment could expect te have ne policy on Reform, Tt not wo ...

... because if he had thrown have been com- n of his | friends, jus arch for competent: successors, ‘no case | after a return to the Whig lot. The Daily as an pelled to thinks that there should be sl | Telegraph, On the other hand, ts, and singles out Mr. has been ...