... Vroposes a new Reform Bill. We presume that the re -welfare of the Constitution is all, and above all in, the co N axnind of the Whig Statesman, who, addressing his ca countrymen in the constitutional fervour of his youth, hi wrote- It ought to be their aim ...

... the celebrated to Robert Owen used to say, has driven them. Sir re: Richard speaks ex cathedra, for he is learned in tic the Whig school. He knows what his party Cl mean-he knows what is coming-but with great its discretion lhe only insinuates what it would ...

... earnestly for - snri- some years past, though, as I opine, very unsuccesafully, to i- ve of establish a rival itistitution. Of the W'higs and Erastians, im- whom they have leagued themselves with, it is the less neces- ady sary for me to speak, as their designs ...

... must have beess struck speecebless with ?? how it i inl was that they had managed to get him there. Sir Richard is ¶1 elia Whig-uncertainity is notoriously ain attribute of the policy, 1 toY of mess of that party, and thle prospect of' at comtin's election ...