... Wakefield. As these may be partial, interested, and even one-sided testimonies, it is preferable to consult the oracles of the Whig pally, who had to encounter his opposition and that of the able men with whom he was associated. No better authority can be ...

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... the liberality to accept the reforms that were necessary, but which I myself acknowledge now were necessary. But the great Whig landowners, who were amongst those who in effect governed and nominated in a great degree the members of the House of Commons ...

... Parliament over its head, his Grace instanced the Reform Bill of 1832, in supporting which many of its advocates, the great Whig landowners, willingly sacrificed their private interests and political power; and he contended that, if the time should ever ...

... rather turn half a dozen vulgar felons loose than give up a political refugee to his enemies. This notion is a legacy from the Whig days when the London brewers flogged General Haynau, and when we gave our moral support to Italian revolutionists. All that ...