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... Lefevre (lid not enter Parliament till comparatively late in life, being returned, at the general election of 1830, for the 'Whig borough OF Downton, in Wiltshire, which, after ?? Bill, he exchanad for the northern division of his native county. In iS37 ...

... leader, hlr. Labonchere replied to the recent utter- I F auces of Lord Hartington at Liverpool, and expressed t t te hope that Whigs like Lord Hartington had been i llost to the Liberal partr for ever. In replying to the toast Our Indian fellow-subjects ...

... Lord Cornwall's Correspondence, to have received one hundred guineas down from Mr. Fox on condition that he would pay the Whig statesman five pounds a week while the latter was in office. Half a century later Lord Egremont told Lord Holland how reflection ...

... before the fire. 032. — the s y like a chicken-hearted signi es palavering, I forgive you al! | because, d'ye see, you're a Whig and LL | byterian, and it isn't natural for them suspicious.” aught else but crafty, and sneaking ’ r. Stephens cast a glance ...

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