... Liberal M.P. . for Edinburgh, to the great chagrin of the Radicals, n4 who were almost personally insolent to the independent en Whig for the course he took. Mr. LEATBAM in sup- lii porting the Bill made a strong appeal to the Govern- cc ment, which he charged ...

... after so open a scandal, his retention ti of office is a matter for censure and derision. What a would Mrs. GRUNDY of the Whig press say, were it RX such a job to disgrace a Conservative administra- it ,W tion? Lord GRANVILLE has endeavoured to make ...

... and said every meeting of Reformers one, past had treated it as only a small instalment, or an d a antiquated and exploded Whig delusion; and advocated ucil. the right of every man to the franchise. He ridiculed X x-the doctrine that the franchise was ...