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... Rochdale, Feb. 19, 1869, WHIG PEERS AND CHURCH PROPERTY. To the Editor of the Manchester Courter, Sir,—In your leader of to-day you remark that possibly the next be an enquiry into the tenures by which some of ihe great Whig peers hold their estates.” ...
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... maiden of seventy and the King of France, for they ardently desire something to love. The world has fallen away from them. The Whigs don't love them. The Radicals have been moved without effect, for (he advanced Liberals do not love them. For some years they ...
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... Conser- vative leaders must determine is whether they are to ad- here to the old traditions or make some advance towards the Whig advocates of State assistance to all, This ques- tion, and another of scarcely lese im; whether the Royal supremacy is to be ...
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