...suggestion of Mr Cobbett, would cure this or any other evil, we are persuaded that such a measure would have a contrary effect. Placemen, we think, are better...concerned in it, is in no danger of going to such an extent as to put the constitution in any hazard. It will not require very many words, we trust, to...

...would have a contrary effect. Placemen,, we think, are better in Parliament than any where else;—the influence of great families in the election of members...concerned in it, is in no- danger of going to such an extent as to put the constitution in any hazard. It will not require very many words, we trust, to...

...adversary, we shall take, in all instances, his own words for our text. " Placemen," we think, are heller in Parliament than any where else ; the " influence..."sale of boroughs," though dishonourable to those \vho are concerned in the traille, is in no danger of going to such au extent as to put the Constitution...