... effect that the people of this country were a politically proscribed and an un- justly degraded class, and that the time had now come when partial representation and class legislation must cease, and that the representation of the people of this nation ...

... however ill-constituted, must yet yield occasionally to national opinion ; and either make itself a just representation of tlie people, or act as if it were so. lint if the corrupt administrators have an army to support than, tiie neces- sity for a reform ...

... Two oppor- with the opinions I expressed with reference to the Septennial tunities for the improvement of the representation of the people Act and the bailot when the Reform Bill was before the House, of this country had been lost; but he hoped that the ...

... were legislating for all time, and not for the present day only. In other words, so far as regards the representation of the people, the Reform Act is a final measure—we made it for all time. But what does . Joseph go on .to say in this epistle? Why ...

... time is now come when partial representation and class-legislation must cease and that it sacred duty every Iriend ol peace and good-order to tell the Legislature in plain und honest terms that the representation of the people this nation must be full, fair ...

... ; end If tubmitted to dm present instance, may farm precedent for (till man aarioua inroad* upon the representation of the people. The pretest act up Justification the design is qsost absurd. It urged that the present number sit hundred and fifty-eight ...

... without hesitation, Who can doubt, after such a vote, that, as far as it was wished to make this house fair representation of the people, the act of 1831 is a failure?'' The entire Radical array would join this opinion. In fact, the whole Liberal pres3 ...

... effect that the people of this country were a politically proscribed and an unjustly degraded class, and that the time had now come when partial representation and class legislation must cease, and that the representation of the people of this nation must ...

... written this. were kgislating/or nil time, and not for the present only. In other words, far as regards the representation of the people, the Reform Act is a final measur —we made it it for all lime. But what does Joseph on to say in this epistle ? Why (it ...

... effect that the people of this country were a politically proscribed and an unjustly degraded class, and that the time had now come when partial representation and class-legislation must cease, and that the representation of the people of this nation must ...

... and au unjustly de- I tgraded class, nod that the time had now aome when partial representation and class.legislatiou. must ceaae, and that the representation ef the people of this nation. reast be full, fair. and free. Mr INNes, paper.ruler, proposed the ...

... the effect that the people of this country were politically proscribed and unjustly degraded class, and that the time had now come when partial representation and class legislation must cease, and that the representation of the people of this nation must ...