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... of political parties in the House of Commons may we not t:uly say that it is extretnaly puzzling and perplexing, for ' Now Whig Tories nearly are allied, And thin partitions do the bounds divide.' Reformers are often most unjustly reproached with trying ...

... position of political parties in the House of Commons may we not truly say that it is extremely puzzling and perplexing, for 'Now Whig and Tories nearly are allied. And thin partitions do the bounds divide.' Reformers are often most unjustly reproached with ...

... position of political parties in the House of Commons may we not truly say that it is extremely puzzling and perplexing, for 'Now Whig and Tories nearly an allied, And thin partitions do the bounds divide.' Reformers are often most unjustly reproached with trying ...

... of the want of statesmanship of his preteceseors ? Beware of intrigue. If the Bills of 1860 and 1866 are the maniere, of the Whig party, as moms to be avowed by their spokesman of the preen, on what ground or pretext dare they depose the leader of it through ...

... be in the recollection of those whom I now address, that I ha* repeatedly urged the Twice disperse and re-form behind the Whigs. As if in view of my very words, Lord Derby at the conclusion of last session, besides urging Mr. Lowe, Lord Clarendon, and ...

... in the recollection of those whom I now addram, that I have repeatedly urged the Tories to disperse and re-form behind the Whigs. As if in view of my very words, Lord Derby at the conclneion of last session, besides urging Mr. Lowe, Lord Clarendon, and ...

... fearless and loyal a men as Lord Derby for Prime Minister. When he proposed to admit 400,0,10 working men to the franchise, the Whigs and extreme Radicals entered into a base coalition to deprive him of office, and no doubt a similar attempt would be made when ...

... antsgo' nuts. But it is my duty not to forget that the shameful I arrear left by the indolence arid the want of pluck in the Whig Government is likely to be swept aside by the industry, the zeal and the patriotism of the members of the present Administration ...