... to- prevent the people from going to Leeds ir large numbers on that day, and the opposition to the movement by | Tories, Whigs, and timid Liberals notwithstanding, | the number of Yorkshiremen intending to taks part in the proceedimgs does not fall shortiof ...

... he uiod to the Reform debates of last session, and said it was to be ros:uadm sttention was not given to the asceptance by Whigs, at the private = in December, 1829, of the ptopond‘ hh:mhold with & year's nddoma. which might have been uh':gd to all inhabitants ...

... believed thofim(uugmflulofidrddmbm extension of the franchise had gone. A Reform Bill had been promised from the throne both by the Whigs and Tories, yet the people wero wnenfranchised, and he could only compare them to two great national tailors who had bmmnmm ...