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... his seat near Winchester. The deceased nobleman, as Sir Francis Baring, had been for many years a staunch supporter of the Whig party. He was elevated to the peerage by Lord Palmerston at the ekes of the last Parliament. His lordship is succeeded by his ...

... done their utmost to incite the pnbt le of London and of the spites the Tories for the very acts thq would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have !seen the spirit of partisanship ressuer or more malignant. The Milan correspondent of the 2issee states that there ...

... than Maur. Though were working ma odladeatly well-informed d intelhgest to &I thereadves the spouting knaves ho prey epos sod Whig dir=e epos them by luring their MUM% and to trek to owe sense and powers of tor tratesulleadhig the tree relations between ...

... respective air Climb Minato and Pauline. Indeed the smilsese wen so impetiesi to testify their MOM tie of the pies% the Ws Whig woe isselted, lad am meet the t tbe ue: • , whisk war is ills. Ilreurre ; and. tolee plaudits thin followed his moot la the ...

... l, currier said he was called a Chartiat, and always voted for a Liberal can,lidate, although he did not go far beyond the Whigs. A good deal of muney was spent in 1847. The votes ranged between £4O and £OO by the Conservatives. He thought £40,000 had ...

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