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... matters—the present mishap wonld not have befallen them. 3. That Radicals must not trust Whigs. At Brighton the tiadicals stood to their principles, but the Whigs allowed themselves to be humbugged, and went over to the camp of the enemy. Mr. Rothery's ...

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... name of common sense did they fear such a measure becoming law If the Conservatives would not extend the franchise, and the Whigs stood and trembled at it, they must have other politicians who would do it. vote of thanks was acoorned to Mr. Arch at the ...

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... origin in ignorance of economic, and other, laws. In the first half of this century, the Liberal party, under the nickname of Whig, was principally occupied in repealing past legislation, and knocking off the shackles which time and altered circumstances ...

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... not wonder that he was 6o anxious to avoid an inquiry. Not long ago Sir C. Dilke defended the continuance of Radicals in a Whig Cabinet by tbe permeating influences which they might exercise cm their colleagues. But it appears that the process of permeation ...

... geueral revolt of the Whig party. At present *o such result is probable. But the alarm which has been created by the Bill will certainly ie. The territorial interests, is spite of party differences, will heron to draw together. Tim Whig will feel, like the ...