... repudiate anythin* that they did. In conclusion, Oja do forcible appeal the independent moderate Whigs to eise time, and not bury themaelree prematurely that tomb in Westminster Abbey to which hon. member lor Birmingham said they were to consigned. and ...

... come end of the week. . , It is admitted all hands ihat ourele'lorj' administrative systems ate susceptible ol » ptovement. Whigs and Tories, Censer Liberals of all ranks and abides of acknowledge the necessity of reform, jj!, their dilletenl degrees, committed ...

... those who have been the sworn enemies of tbs people's cause from time immemorial. Go down to 1831, and you will find that the Whigs had to enc >unter the same difficulties and to guard against precisely the same sophistries as are held out now as baits by ...

... only questi >n, then, can b-*, whether tho advance which der Majesty's Government has proposed is too much or too little. The Whigs and Tories for the last sixteen yeirs have been going to deal with reform, (dear, hear.) Her Mujc-ty, on mote than one occasion ...