... them see Voy Nb s taan the enthusiastic sons of ai r^S fibred on this platform. the f' l6 Whig scheme which dis'lir ° [ ® e dft>rd working men, and they to otlier Whig scheme which > but awa one representative from 0 °f Com ' v l,c h happily fell a blank ...

... receive their support, nor could he be deemed by them a fit and proper person to represent their interests in Parliament. The Whigs tell us we cannot do without them. Can they do without us ? They were surprised at our strength and numbers last time, and ...

... The Whigs cann ot because would so alter the const 1 11 . (|)« per cent, of it would be composed {-class : and that is just the section nd has checked Southill jctiou must therefore be handled and flattered and cajoled so as to l 0 t :ept the Whig nominees ...

... that the bulk of t 1 . n do f* enthusiastic fran , Ca| inot air s ho figured on this p ton,^' Be( le Whig scheme wh Ct Bedford working men, , e other Whig scheme but l awa one representati' lb Th' f .Common 1 1 ' l,appUj fell ' Ml si' embe r, Mr. S. Whitbread ...

... flowing, or in a little time Southill will be r|t a nominee at all in the borough. It is not a of choice but of necessity. The Whigs cannot the bill because it would so alter the coustito that 36 per cent, of it would be composed ol working-class : and that ...

... ever known to keep a Ministry in office. To hold the thing above water at all the party is mercilessly whipped up, and all the Whig members who display the slightest independence of action are assailed with great virulence, and there is at this moment the ...