... The Government proposal for settling the vexed ques- tion of Reform, which had baffled the ingenuity and scheming of the Whigs and Radicals for nearly a quarter of a century, had commended themselves to the common sense of the majority of the House of ...

... and so on to the Queen on the throne. And the good man thinks it a glorious hive. Mr. Cruikshank describes himself as a Tory, Whig, Liberal, Conservative. He cannot see why anybody not already enfranchised should want a vote. What are they to get by it 1 ...

... sing 10 Triumphe I we shall doubtless be spared the iuiliction of party election (on the supposition, that is, that the Whigs and Radicals among would contest Mr. Schreiber's seat) on this side of Christmas ; unless, indeed the hon. gentleman accepts ...

... Williams. Of the 46 Liberals who voted with the Government, 24 were original Adullamitee, 17 were Radicals, and o were moderate Whigs not in the original •' Cave. Their names are as follows—E. Akroyd (Halifax), Viscount Andover (Malmesbury), Major Anson ( ...