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... at either Hold sae Woode the other without any hardier asuman their railway fares, their Apartments during their absence Whig retained wthout any 'Marge. ...

... DEMONSTRATION There was once a famous Kentish Petition, 183 years agonc, —when Whigs abhorred Radical ideas and advocated a spirited and even jingoish Foreign Policy—with which the Whig gentry and yeomanry Mid-Kent headed by the Colepepers and Polbillaof the ...

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... There wore High Church Sacheverelllan mobs, in 1710. when half the Dissenting Chapels in London were pulled down and Whig Statesmen and Whig Bishops had to run for thru live?. And were 1.0r.l (ierdon mobs, in 17so, when they burnt the library of the great ...

... was thought of (nonsense) or Mr. Bompas, (loud applanse) made up his mind to come forward. They (the official liberals and whigs of the division) might depend upon it they would have sooner or later to accept aim (Mr. Bolton) or they would run a very great ...

... a™ safegur~ds for balancing and easy working of the Constitu-. tional machine. Am;hfiflntfihfl&u--sel 7. ve body then the old Whigs cor'd mot e 'st; | mmfly‘deun:x-flrfipvdd& position Bugle socu'~ed and of the vdnh-duoubr’m h&flfi‘&-m'fldm estab''shed t*-ough so ...

... Thomas Law Hodges, one of the Whig for Kent in the MIW‘“:‘ when I was fiuu’o:ou- and, hn-&i“ of $ - rn and in full force all safeguards for -m..‘-’ of the Constitutional ma . A more Dx:&' servative body than the ¢ Whigs could not exist ; mw,.p:‘mndpwddth ...