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... forward by Lord Derby in the coming sesaion. The beads of the musore proposed by Lord Derby in 1859, es contrasted with the Whig Reform Bill of 18811, were these :—The Conkerstire Reform Bill proposed a uniformity of franchise is boroughs and counties ...

... detest anything like a settled attempt to hound down a rival by sheer force of abuse and calumny, it has rather damaged the Whig chiefs than otherwise. And though the latter will, of course, take an early opportunity of disclaiming any sympathy with the ...

... Stroud the perusal of the correspondence between Lord Amberley and Mr. Murchison, the latter showing how recklessly the young Whig nobleman has misrepresented the Conservative Government on the question of Reform. Earl Russell must be proud of his son, who ...

... guarded in its language, says :— Mr. Bright pretends to forget that for thirty yearn Ireland was under the domination of the Whigs, and that when the latter quitted power lest year the habeas corpus was already suspended. !dimmer —flume very remarkable ...

... inducing hie colleagues to iutroduce a new Reform Bill, have been making overtures for an alliance with some of the aristocratic Whigs attached to the late Government, and offered Lord Ilartington the leadership of the Moderate Party. It is added, however, ...