... it. It seemed too bad that it should fall to the disposal of a Ministry confessedly in a minority and be lost to those noble Whig houses who had been brought up in a tradi- tional belief that they had a vested interest in every plan of emolument and power ...

... on such a step, no | words would have been strong enough to express the sense ■ which the pure and spotless and unselfish Whigs would have had of such conduct. The feeling on the Stock Exchange has been quieter throughout the week, and quotations fractionally ...

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