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... of a younger brother of the twelfth Duke of Norfolk. The Howards, of Greystoke, have for generations been the leaders of the Whig and Liberal partios in Cumberland. representative of the family, Mr Edward Stafford Howard, of Thornbury Castle, won East ...

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... oecupied the chair, and J d attendance. III the course of an 1 tie prinlciple' and conduct of politi. . ?? ieuared that the Whigs r to -irender to alny reasonlable demandl rt| ?? l. i ~l~e tl e Tory1 party ever oppo Aed .i ' t 1ip.ltii 'The great forebodings ...

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... situation which might involve contest with Power commanding huge army know that patriotism in this country is not question of Whig or Tory. When common danger threatens, party designations vanish, and the weakness of disunion goes with them. But there are ...