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... ardher. The Pion& Goverament Me aheady aid kagesge which grime* ler the Court of Deals to reed at el war. If it porliebi in Whig at Kamm Leopold's perfect indeponimos, and • one suppose that it sousile NM oars% and is premed for all the mow gamma. And ...

... dissolution of Parliament was expected in about a mouth, the supporters Sir S. Romilly, whom I it was intended to put up the Whig interest, deferred , nominating him until October, when the second election occurred. Hart Davis would therefore have had a ...

... very shortly bo triumphant. (Cheers.) They had already got rid of one very baneful influence in the State, the existence the Whigs, who were now almost utterly extinct. That was a great Conservative trinmph, but there was also one other, not perhaps generally ...

... they must look at : that cliquism which sought to destroy personal liberty and freedom by corruption. They had all—whether Whig or Tory—one common object m view, return man fit and proper to represent them, who would appeal to the rea* >n of the constituency ...

... eulogised Mr Gladstone —who, he believed, was the finest statesman England had ever produced—but thought was surrounded by that old Whig element that was not worth much to anybody. _ With regard to Ireland had been an advocate of doing justice to that country ...

... the united men of over Ito yens, Moir wooing bier by being Joined together In the MI 6e.d. et of the mama of worship the et Whigs (MOO lM youth- fel bride and bridegroom. that the prime war on the Continent would with their If spent it otherwise posboirly ...

... commercial code the principles successfully negotiated by Lord Bolingbroke at Utrecht, and which, though hauled at the time by a Whig Parliament, were subsequently and triumphantly vindicated his political pupil and heir, Pitt; to govern Ireland according to ...

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... besides effecting • reduction in the number of our soldiers and sailors. He said the measure would be criticised out el doors a Whig job, the main object of which eras to are Government the two more vote*, and expressed a that the Howe would not assent to ...

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