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... mess ? Our own Oosition has been this: When by a happy Deliverance the Liberal-Democratic party were freed from the incubus of Whig rule ve rejoiced with exceeding great joy, and begged that the new Government, purged at its seventy devils, should be given ...

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... his views and sympathies. Pursuing the historical argument. Mr. Escott refers to the great Whig secession, led by Edmund Burke in 1794, and points out that the Whig party was then as hopelessly divided as after 1886. Yet long before Earl Grey carried the ...

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... hie views and sympathies. Pursuing the historical argument, Mr. Escott refers to the great Whig eecession, led by Edmund Burke in 1794, and points out that the Whig party was then as hopelessly divided as after 1686. Yet long before Earl Grey carried the ...

... of the borough with satisfaction and enthusiasm. Sir Sydney Waterlow,a rich man, was the candidate of the Whig Party. It was expected by the Whigs, aimost as a matter of coprse, that, after the exercise of a certain amount of pressure, Mr. Odger would ...

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