... trusied to the who were at present framing a Reform Bill, they would be deceived ; and if they trusted to the Let them work Whigs, they would be disappuinted and for themselves on honourable, truc, and mstitutional principles (cleers) aml if they did thts ...

... Mar- quis of Hertford, the Marquis of Bath, the Duke of Bedford, and the Duke of Devonshire—the list a predominant display of Whig Mr. Irish policy is avowed ceptional circumstances and yet he declares “i ould be easy to show that t land laws in England ...

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... active f and partly y supporting then, the Tories were enti ial to no inconsiderable share of even on that score But the Whigs based their defence of those measures on purely contitutional reforms. Since the bill of 1 was enacted there has xceedingly ...

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