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... THE REFORM BILL 1859 AND 1860. conservative reform whig reform bill of bill of 1859. ISbO. disfranchisement. disfranchisement. Uniformity of franchise in Reduction of borough franboroughs and counties £10. from to and of county franchise from £50 to £10 ...
... ve party , 1 also found that Mr. Pott? who rtefved the greater part of Ins support from the WhiVs, and who plumped for the Whig Candidate, invar abfy voted Parliament with the Conservatives. rwidevhiK these circumstances, and using best regard the real ...
... questions to be touched upon ; but I felt that hour was long enough keep yon. 1 will not accept the term whig ; stick to the term liberal; am liberal and not whig. I hold honest liberal convictions, and I would support liberal measures come from whom they may ...
... characterising this as party manoeuvre, for whoever sent these four names to the Lord Chancellor intended four whig magistrates appointed, and thus give whig complexion tiie bench in this borough. (Hear.) With respect to the age gentlemen who might be deemed eligible ...