... They planned a revolutionary rising in Newport, South Wales. John Frost, a Magistrate, removed from the Commission by the Whig Prime Minister, Lord John Russell; Jones, a watchmaker, of Ponty- pool, and Williams, a beershop keeper, were in charge of ...

... nay; ; given uip the idea of peaeant propsietary and land. por-- to b chase, and in order to conciliate another section-the Whigs andl the Lords-in. their late Cabinet theyq Elref used I to entertain, and will continue to refuss to N 11entertain, a, proposal ...

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... section — they have given up the idea of peasant proprietary and land purchase, and in order to conciliate another section — the Whigs and tbe Lords — in their late Cabinet they refused to entertain, and will continue to refuse to entertain, a proposal of reducing ...

... that the admission of two fu million citizens to the enjoyment of full am political rights, threatened at the same time nf by Whigs in the House of Commons, not to re say the Cabinet, and by Tories in the House of TI Lords, was cheaply purchased by the postpone- ...

... ey have given up Lfg idea of peasant proprietary and luuf purchase, and that in | order to conciliate another section—the Whigs and the Lords in their late Cabinct—they refused to | entuulln.' and 'I eonthinue to refuse to entertain, a ! proposal for ...

... section — they have given up the idea of peasant proprietary and land purchase, and in order to conciliate another section — the Whigs aud the Lords —in their late Cabinet they refused to entertain, and will continue to refuse to entertain, a proposal of reducing ...

... eleventh Duke had three sons, each of whom was destined to succeed him. The eldest, who at one time was somewhat prominent as a Whig statesman, married the panddaughter of Sheridan, the dramatist, and ty ber had two sons, both of whom grew to manhood, but ...

... telling us where to follow and where to avoid, pointing out sin and evil, and telling us to climb above, beyond: to shun that whi:g is evil, to learn to do that which is good. Many people assert that Dickens exaggerates, and yet in the same breath will refer ...

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