... landowner would be regarded as a truism, and almost an im- pertinence. That day, however,is still a good way off; and an eminent Whig peer, who has the effrontery to call himself a Liberal, has just taught us how to value the genuine Liberalism of a Conservative ...

... which might have bean developed into a wider eycetem of electoral rights. He tlionbt Cheater would uot firget that twice the W~higs had eades'oured to >abolish the ancient freeman franchise, ani that twice had the Conservative feeling of thb eountry rejected ...

... matter may be soon gat at roest, y a very simple question to the electors of Birkenhend-viz., is there a single one, whether Whig Tory. Liberal, or Randical,thatreally believesbir. Lair, when in business, kept his workshops open and emptloyed his men far ...

... aonl offallig inTo a state of atathy and disgrace, owing to the tergiversation and shortcomings of Lord, Palmnerston and the Whig leaders, but ah of being treated with utter contempt p y t °pple at the pend In tgenera melection. by the pe at th pond- deFormerly ...

... either made a speech in favour of or voted for any measure of reform. (Applauso.) lie did indeed remember that once, when a good Whig was ousted from the southern divieionof Cheshire, Mr. Laird went over to Chester and proposed a Tory to fill the vacancy. ( ...