... the notorious Broadhead, and was discussed in lordly palaces and hovels of the poor. Purely a Whig creation. the one idea fell through in the hands of the Whigs, and Earl Russell wept over it with apparent sincere regret, though his opponents wvere ma- ...

... exaggerated fears. a In justice to themselves they are bound to pro- 5' tect their own measure from being libelled by the Whigs asrevolutionaryand unconstitutional. Even taking into account the lodger franchise, which will affect only the larger towns ...