... Public discussions on Parliamentary Kefurm have greatly tended of late to simplify the question, and Conserva- tives and Whigs have approached each other so close- ly that the difference between them has become ex- ceedingly small. In consequence of ...

... was not prepared to vote the second the bill. In a party view, could not object toa over to seats which were now occupied by Whigs. He should lament, however, to eee the Constitutional in that House. He should not the second reading of the it might in Committee ...