... reasons urged against it have the appearance of being afraid of the voter ; but in 1710, that is 150 years ago, the foremost Whigs, and the moat Liberal men of that day, under Queen Anne, proposed and supported the vote by ballot. Mr. Wortley, the ancestor ...

... Commission to consider and advise upon a fair and reasonable measure of reform. Should that oourse be at all objected to by the Whig party, and an amendment moved to the Address, it is said that the Government will, in the event of being defeated, ask the ...

... their property. He should wonder if it did not open their eyes and the eyes of all moderate men, and the old and respectable Whig party, to the real prospects and real intentions of that revolutionary demagogue.' He further asserted, if the report be correct ...

... (Hear, hear.) That fact was pregnant with danger, and he asked why it was that they got no declaration from the leaders of the Whig party that they could not go the length of universal suffrage, that they were not prepared to recommend forced sales of the ...