... reform, i. which led to no measure and it is to be regretted e, that attention was not given to the acceptance by t ? the Whigs, at the private meeting in December, l- 1829, of the proposed household suffrage with isl e, year's residence, which might ...

... of the Irish population -not to the 1three had har. el eglvests, but to ' 20 years of alrmost unbroken Whig 87 tra- rule., The purpose of Whig Cabinets was, he _T ceo. said, to be thus expressed Drive the human C usi- beings away to A merica; send ...

... such as feu-nmei possess, and a readiness to-do -so at all times, lie was ready to work heart and hand with -the man, be he a Whig or be he a Tory. (Loud cheers.)' He would just say this. They hadj eleet6d him on two previous occasions, and - they' were ...

... things, brought about mainly by what was falsely called the geniality of a Palmerston and the political degeneracy of the Whig leaders, but thaS the uerepre- sented masses should no longer ptace Implicit confidence in the upper and middle classes. who ...