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... atm:faros' had been struggling. Mr. Disraeli had affected to settle the much-vexed Reform question, and in his desire to dish the Whigs proposed a measure amounting to household suffrage, eeeking to counterbalance so Large an accession of a particular clams ...

... GLADSTONE had been struggling. Mr. Disraeli had affected to settle the much-vexed Reform question, and in his desire to dish the Whigs proposed a measure amounting to household suffrage, seeking to counterbalance so large an accession of a particular claw by ...

... borough among the smallest in the country', yet the fact of the popular will under au enlarged franchise defeating one of the old Whig houses of the county gave to the election an interest unprecedented in the pohtical annals of modern Malmeabury. We heard a ...

... the dark. He objected to a ministry which told them that their object was to dish the Whigs, but he certainly did not object when he saw them dished' by the Whigs themselves (laughter and cheers). Mr. Probyn, in continuation, said he protested against ...

... borough among the smallest in the country, yet the fact of the popular will under an enlarged franchiseldefeating one of the old Whig houses of the county gave to the election an interest unprecedented in the political annals of modern Malmesbury. We heard ...