... Gladatone's incomplete Reform Bill ; but their conviction %gime to die away in the announced determination several of the Whig peers to demand that redistribution shall accompany an extension of the franchise. But, after all, their greatest fear is in ...

... operation the following year on account of the necessity of framing a new register. This munificent offer seemed to satisfy the Whigs and to prevent further opposition from the Conservatives. It was accepted, and all went merrily on till the last new clause ...

... Minister, stating at the same time that the measure is longer under his control. I understand from a distinguished member of the Whig party that the intentions the Government regard Egypt have been very much modified, in deference strong pressure which has ...

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... colleagues, particularly Lord Harting. boo, are not on very good terms. The Prime Minister has put his foot down upon the Whigs much in the same way that he menaced Mr. Woodall and his friends this week. He will have settling to do with Mr. Grey's amendment ...