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... REPRESENTATION OF NOTTINGHAM. TO THE PEOPLE OF NI Giveri.smen,—Whoever contemplates the awful situation of the people at the present moment, cannot but feel alarm at consequences which threaten to crush the vital 1 , spark of national happiness and prosperity ...
... understood as applying the people of some particular country, or else the the people in all countries, considered in the light in which they may assumed to form a single aggregate. And to say The Representatives of the people*,' would not understood at ail ...
... some half-dozen persons who take their places | here through the unbiased choice of the people, who dare deny that the people have their proper share of representation, in this constitutional House of Commons, which is chietly composed of King and Lords ...
... you would have administrators of the Poor-law chosen by the people, and responsible to the people ; and that would clearly be better than the old administrators, who were not chosen by the people, and were responsible to no one. There have been, 1 doubt ...
... REPRESENTATION OF LEOMINSTER. Leominster, Dec. 10.—This ancient, borough has now fairly launched into the turmoil excitement of a contested election. The vacancy in the representation occasioned by the appointment of Mr. Barkly to the governorship of ...
... Peel, and those who act with him in the Government, if supported by the country, will meet boldly and contend successfully with the difficulties opposed to them, but without making professions for the purpose of deceiving the people, or exciting hopes ...
... PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION. It appears, from the returns of registered electors for 1843-3, that 106,736, or one fourth of the county voters of England, are tenants-at-will. Wales there are 9,255 of the same class of voters, the proportion to the total ...
... the ingenious and industrious people of this country who thus enable us to supply the wants mankind. (Cheers.) Let us fling away our false and unnatural notions of what is good for particular classes, and henceforth act on principles beneficial alike ...
... Vyous to uphold our institutions. It was thus that, regardless of personal considerations, or loss of popularity, I dared to act; keeping the same end in view which has ever animated me in my public life. Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen, I shall con- clude by saying ...
... REPRESENTATION OF PETERDOROUGH. ‘WE have some curious documents to present to our readers this week on Mr. ScarrLeTT's recent conduct to the electors of the city of Peterborough. Whether his attempt to obtain a seat in parliament for the university of ...
... REPRESENTATION OF SHEFFIELD. Lord John Russell (Baudouhridge) pre- M'lilcd the petition the inhabitants Sheffield, agreed to public meeting last Friday, and signed the master cutler, &e. praying for the elective Iranchise being extended to that place ...
... .THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE. MR. HUME'S MOTION. T PUBLIC MEETING of the MERCHANTS, A MANUFACTURERS, TRADERS, and WORKING CLASSES of the BOROUGH of LEICESTER, held at the Amphitheatre, on Thursday Evening, April 27th, 1848, JOHN BIGGS, Esq. Mayor ...