... ic support could be considered too democratic ? He warned the house not to reject the bill, and suggested to the recusant Whigs that in any contest between the nobles and the popular party the latter must win. He then referred to Mr. Disraeli s bill, ...

... shallow thinkers and bot- headed partisans in the press and on the hustings seem to imagine, and may well make even moderate Whig- Liberals pause before they support it. The working classes ought certainly to have a fair share of power in the representation ...

... ity of his Flintshirie conStitileltS, though upon what ground(s le arrives at hlis conclusion, it would be diflicult for this Whig pattriot to say, we fancy. The quarrel amongst tlhe Liberals is at very pretty onfe as it staiets, andl we itope no Conservative ...