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... Government on the Eds. °alias Act and army reorganisation, bet was opposed to the Permissive Bill. He appealed to the old Whigs, now that all their pet schemes of thirty years ago bad hem rimed, to join their natural allies, the Conservatives, and oppose ...
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... of the favourite topics of the old Whig party thirty years ago—abolition of Church rates and of university tests, the ballot, and reform—of this programme only the ballot remained; and he therefore urged the old Whigs to join their natural allies, the ...
... frequently in rely is feared paddock. way by • boundary rider ; and herds of cattle M liege mobs the lathy miles of a squatter's ▪ Whig attention to the point were d M sNYsp hold /Moly. Bit so the is said to pu rut tome chest to. days, and cattle taken out from ...
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... seven millions • year wen raised. He was oppneed to thy Permissive Bill, In the end be *peke of the favourite to of the old Whig puts, Te sta, ago-ion:thane of Church.rates and of University the Ballot, and IReform. Of this programme only the Ballot remained ...
... cheers. Next followed the lamb= of Mm. Almiess, and Dolor. B=EM Philips a= Om.. and Werth end Jests fez their kind desatims of Whig-mat the =joists= of the other Divider was givenby the Chairmen, sued &ahemlodged =speeded to by Mr. S. Nunes, of the recently ...