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... hare disclosed new sources of strength. The leap in the dark — a leap precipitated by the selfish and insincere manoeuvres of Whigs, who at the last were of all men the most reluctant to take the plunge — has landed us on solid ground. But thirc is need for ...

... them. It is far more probable that the question will be used for a time as a party cry, and then, after the custom of the Whigs, allowed to lie on the shelf until they have again occasion for it. If, however, the Government seriously intends to carry ...

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... their best; and to say this of the Manuingtree amateurs is to indulge in ironical compliment. The various costumes, gowns, whigs, &c, were supplied by Mr. Harrison, of Bowstreet, London. During the representation of the dramatic sketch, Mr. H. N. Brooks ...

... their exclusion from the suffrage, it became evident that this privilege must no longer be withheld. Tbe pro- posal of the Whigs, who Lave always, though unjustly, arrogated to themselves an exclusive right to deal with this question, was simply to give ...

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... their exclusion from the suffrage, it became evident that this privilege must no longer be withheld. The pro- posal of the Whigs, who have always, though unjustly, arrogated to themselves an exclusive right to deal with this question, was simply to give ...

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