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<p>1831 Nov. 15<lb/> | |||
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<p>"The age of the present possessor is about 40: it is<lb/> | |||
given in reversion to the son of Lord Eldon, who is<lb/> | |||
about the same age." <hi rend="underline">Mr Tyrrell's letter of 17 Nov/31 to<lb/> | |||
Mr Bentham.</hi></p> | |||
<p>"They would, by their unanimity and support,<lb/> | |||
give a power to the Ministers in whom they<lb/> | |||
confided, that would defy all obstructions against<lb/> | |||
the measure of reform, who would remain firm,<lb/> | |||
and undaunted by those <del><gap/></del> borough-mongering<lb/> | |||
Peers and selfish Prelates who had been able to check<lb/> | |||
their cause, but not defeat it." <hi rend="underline">Morn. Chron.</hi> 15 Nov 1831.</p> | |||
<p>"Rational men only expected to proceed gradually<lb/> | |||
– only desired to do so –" <hi rend="underline">Morn. Chron., Galloways</hi><lb/> | |||
Speech, Nov. 22, 1831.</p> | |||
<p>..... We are indebted for all that constitutes the<lb/> | |||
organization which enables a handful of men to<lb/> | |||
retain a hundred million in subjection<lb/> | |||
to the French, who first set the example.<lb/> | |||
<hi rend="underline">Morn. Chron.</hi> <del>Nv.</del> 1 Dec. 1831<lb/> | |||
(<hi rend="underline">Leader</hi>)</p> | |||
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1831 Nov. 15
Nomography Collectanea
"The age of the present possessor is about 40: it is
given in reversion to the son of Lord Eldon, who is
about the same age." Mr Tyrrell's letter of 17 Nov/31 to
Mr Bentham.
"They would, by their unanimity and support,
give a power to the Ministers in whom they
confided, that would defy all obstructions against
the measure of reform, who would remain firm,
and undaunted by those borough-mongering
Peers and selfish Prelates who had been able to check
their cause, but not defeat it." Morn. Chron. 15 Nov 1831.
"Rational men only expected to proceed gradually
– only desired to do so –" Morn. Chron., Galloways
Speech, Nov. 22, 1831.
..... We are indebted for all that constitutes the
organization which enables a handful of men to
retain a hundred million in subjection
to the French, who first set the example.
Morn. Chron. Nv. 1 Dec. 1831
(Leader)
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