... hearty support of the people. Yes; a dirty conspiracy has been con- cocted-a conspiracy, the objectof which is to mingle Whig and Conservative aristocrats in one band, that shall be able to prevent the working-classes from obtaining electoral rights ...

... at length, in downright riest - not by the Manchester party, but by soch speakers as Lords Cranbourne and bofetagu, and by Whigs like Lord Elcho Earl Grosvenor' They approach the ,,,king-classes as open enemies; and in this egress they are more respectable ...

... it as they might endeavaur, yet there could be no doubt that the'purnp6s 'of ?? Grosvenor, who repre. sented some of the old Whig f nllies,?iiid' iwho owned a number of rotten boroughs, in proposing the amendment of which he had givennotice, was to defeat ...