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... tho House. The language of the Duke Richmond and the Earl Carnarvon in referenoe to the Bill is not dissimilar to that of the Whig Duke. The former regret* it as a necessity, and tho latter a* choice between two evils. Tho Duke of Richmond, indeed, adopted ...

... they had look for, but that in at least fifty constituencies they oould divide the balance between rival parties, and elect Whig or Tory as they pleased. This to a large extent brag, but there fs some truth in it The is one, too, that Parnell, if ware ...