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... MRMIIER FOIt BIRMINGHAM. At the next election the Whigs, assisted by the Conservatives, br-ught forward against him Mr. (now T. Li. Anlaud, but Mr. Bright's victory was overwhelming, ever since, his seat for Birmingham has hardly ever seriously contested ...

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... instantly acquitted. TREASONARLE SCHEMES, “Early in the session, Howe (who, Lord Macaulay says, *lately the most virulent of Whigs, bad been by the loss of place turned into the most virulent of Tories ”) “ complained, with his usual vchemence and asperity ...

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... were Included in that number, and I remember air Ravioli Harwood (who had nail within a very short period, profekted himself a Whig:, miule the following remarks: - in general. every man ought to he ounsidered honest until he has proved himself a rogue; ...

... included in that number, and I remember Sir Bosiok Harwood (who had until within a very short period, professed himself a Whigs, made the following remarks:— In general, every man ought to be considered honest until he has proved himself rogue; bad with ...

... wereincluded in that number, and I remember Sir Basick Harwood (who had until within & very short period, professed himself a Whig), made the following remarks : — l-gmnl.mmu?t to be considered honest until he has proved himself a rogue; but OF JUSTIFIABLE ...