... thousands of the educated classes, who have now no votes at all for members of Parliament would be entitled to them, that of the Whigs merely lowers the £lO rental franchise to £6—thereby introducing into the constituencies of our towns a class of persons which ...

... the spirit of the most a rd en t by his frost-bound costiveness, as the then torrid has left on record in the History of the Whigs, h e at af . el s l---- He had no pretension to the name of an orator; di og utterance, voice thin, unmusical, and unutterably ...

... ardent Te er r e 'r l? by his frost -bound costiveness, as the then torrid te uue ,nt Is left on record in the History of the Whigs, He had no pretension to the name of an orator; 4 ng utterance, voice thin unmusical, and unutterably Iselgreeable from a ...

... tenantry like cattle, to vote for the Whig Attorney-General ; with these were a host of J. P.'s, few weeks old, crea' Deasy's friend, Lord Fep.moy each one working -von and earth conjurction here and there with a Whig priejt. I never witnessed such a sight ...