... in its later phases the repeal of the Union for Ireland, and other extraneous questions. Their measureswere opposed by the Whig Government; the Chartist leaders were prosecuted in 1839, in 1842, and 1848 Yet sympathy manifested their behalf was not complained ...

... necessary in future sessions But own opinion is that we do not require min fresh legislation as we require the abrogation of whig useless, and the simplifying of what is difficult u understand in the over-loaded statute hooke of tins country. (Applause ...

... the question, and supported the Conservative patty, took an active and efficient |>ert In the government of the coantry the Whig* then broadly asserted the Rcfo.m Act • final measure. The Radicals, disappointed the Reform Act, became angry, and began movement ...