... he observed that electors ought to bind their members down band and foot to pledges in the temperance cause, and that all Whigs and Tories were mere humbugs, the following resolution* were formally proposed and carried:—That this meeting humbly records ...

... test the' Poors are willing to submit the question issue. It 13 not in the name landlordism—or o£ stubborn Tory reaction or of Whig timidity that the House of Lords have acted in modifying the Arrears Bill. Land Ac was passed the tardy an reluctant assent ...

... hear)— because it enabled them to see what they were made of. (Cheers.) They had had a triumphant and absolute majority. Th; Whigs had been nowhere; the Radicals had had the snpie* macv, and had had every chance of advocating and carrying out those reforms ...