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... went back ? Yes, replied the General. It was four •ears afterwards. That was brought about by an amalgamation of the rum Whigs and rum Democrats, but at the very next election the rum party ...

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... produce effect. The account of the Reform campaign of 1832 the tremendously difficult agitation in the Country by which the Whig leaders in the House of Commons were enabled to force through the first Reform Bill, that first great break in the system of ...

... especially of poetry. But his ruling passion is a love of politics, even from the time when he was quite a child. He is a great Whig, Foxite, and Reformer, and always reads the debates in Parliament. The newspaper is his inseparable companion wherever he goes ...

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... lenient in punishing brutal assaults by husbands on wives ; garrotters are flogged, but not wife-beaters. If ever since the great Whig revolution the Home Secretaryship had been filled by a select woman, it would have brought immense benefit to an entire moral ...

... than , the victims of it were to endure it. The franchise would never have been extended in this country to men if the great Whig lords and gentry had not been largely willing to give up their aristocratic privileges. The slaves of America would never have ...

... stated that he once went to Christie's and saw a picture by Reynolds, and thought it an admirable ono of the last groat true Whig Prune Minister, Lord Rockingham. He asked an expert what the value of the picture would be at a sale, and ho was told that ...

... turn from this sort of thing to learn about Francis Place, the child of the slums, who, as Hume said, at last GUIDED THE WHIG POLICY. Francis Place was born in 1771 in the very lowest ranks of society. His father kept a sponging house, or private ...

... Opposition ; and when the moment mine that an adverse vote (on a Jamaica Bill ) in the house of Counnons turned out the Whigs from office, the Tories did not know how to use their new power of access to the Queen with discretion. They desired to replace ...

... themselves and also elected some score of Members of Parliament. It was very remark. able that all the great leaders of the Whig party at that time declined to have anything to do with altering this state of things. A deputation waited on Charles James ...