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... that if this were to be done upon the crude principle, or rather want of principle, propounded by Lord John Russell, the Whigs, who vaunted themselves as the champions of the working classes, must be prepared to accept the consequences, in an altered ...

... He is a young man of studious habits, good abilities, and very decided Liberal principles ; and as a representative of the Whig interest, which is chiefly concentrated in Belgravia and Mayfair, he has naturally been thought of for Westminster. Lord Sandon ...

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... John Russell defeated the Derby Reform Bill on its second reading in 1859. The fallacy it sought to combat was that with which Whig politicians so long deceived the country, namely,tbeoutcryfor a loweringof the franchise upon settled principle, and therefore ...

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... people walk across Lincoln's Inn Fields, though there was no moon. . . . The Whigs said it 'was God's judgment on the horrid rebellion, and the Tories said that it came from the Whigs taking off the two lords that were executed. I could hardly make my chairmen ...

... cry was raised for independent legislation, and in 1782 the 6th of George 1 was graciously repealed, and a large number of Whig Protestants in Ireland were overpowered, not to say blinded, with gratitude. Of these Grattan was one, and Sir Hercules Langrishe ...

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