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... applicable to universal suffrage, while be knows that tie Reform really demands, to obtain the least chance of support by the Whigs must bo far short of manhood suffrage. M. Forcade also points out that, hard up for argument, Mr Bright tries to make up for ...
... engine worked gas and electricity. The Old Palace Henry the Sth and Cardinal ttoleey, 17, PlceUatieot, oppoaito Chancery-Une. Whig Making and Halt Dyeing. ,1.1 THE ALBION LAMP COMPANY’S LAMPS, WITH improved Registered Burner, give the best and cheapest Light ...
... Is, WOW NIS leo terminated honourably a .sl. Monfort mat be recomemesel, while I MIS make nee of every means obtain my eel Whig the to • Moen But. Sly, two aho be terminated rely ewdml me by to mei. ire weer Meeksmsersol en a member a INA gig your own ...
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... that or Mllnes became a Peer because he had written waT»fc - Ver8es? Was it not rather because the one was a distinguished Whig leader and had been a member of tne government, and the other had been M.P. for Pontefract ana a supporter of Lord Palmerston's ...
... were asserted to be, but Mr. Thomas or Morgan retired in favour of Lord A. Churchill, who thus combining both the Radical and Whig forces, might be reckoned to be sure of election. But, alas, for all Liberal calculations, the same borough of Brecon which ...
... semblance of truth (cheers). As to the Ilu esties the ballot, it was plain that the Tories did Dot want the ballot, some of the Whigs did not want it ; but the people did want it, and they would get it (loud cheers). He cared not what name they called it by—let ...
... free and unfettered? We presume to accept any place of prolit that sight be offered him by any Government—Conservative, Whig, or Radical! If, then, Conservatives are Liberals, and Liberals (except the Bright and Knatchball- Hugessen school) are Co ...
... moment with docent-miry evidewe to prove the same, but be would call 11r. Donor. The latter proved that Mr. Harcourt bad let the Whig to Mr. Stephen., of Abingdon,. for xereral year., but now Mr. Harcourt bad taken it into hi. own hands The bench were of opinion ...
... say, to consider the secrets of the prison house —the sacred pigeon-holes of Downing Street -to common property. But now the Whigs having put up John Bright, and being likely, with his assistance, to propose a large Reform Bill next session, the Tories, ...
... refers the decline of the r. sfe |x>pulation not to the “three bad harvests,” but ? “twenty of almost unbroken Whig rule” T(,« purpose of Whig Cabinets was, he said, to be thus ptwseed :—“Drive human beings away to America, cows, and so make Ireland silent ...
... refers the decline of the Ineh population not to the three bed harvests, but to twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule. The purpose of Whig Cabinets was, he said, to be thus expressed :— Drive human being* away to America, send in cows, and so make ...