 English aristocracy allows a certain number of men from the ranks of the people to find thuir way into the two houses of Parliament ; and it is for the interest of its supremacy that it should be so. If the body that makes the laws consisted entirely...  Six Letters on Subjects Very Important to England - Sida 34efter Sir George Cockburn - 1831 - 193 sidorObegränsad förhandsgranskning - Om den här boken
 | William Cobbett - 1831 - 300 sidor
...men from the ranks of the people to find their way into the two houses of Parliament : and it is lor the interest of its supremacy that it should be so....take care to let them know when they are running into danger. THE OPPOSITION, in the machine of Government, docs the duty of the safety-valve in a steam-engine.... | |
 | Thomas Perronet Thompson - 1842 - 504 sidor
...consisted entirely of the persons for whose advantage the industrious portion of the community is sec to work, they might bring their power into peril by...more than it was able to pay. The men from among the peoplei who find their way into parliament, take care to let them know when they are running into any... | |
 | 1848 - 612 sidor
...working. The English aristocracy allows a certain number of men from the ranks of the people to find thuir way into the two houses of Parliament ; and it is...in the machine of government, does the duty of the snfeiy-valve in a steamengine. It does not stop the motion ; but it preserves the machine, by letting... | |
 | 1848 - 614 sidor
...find their way into the two houses of Parliament; and it is for the interest of its supremacy thai it should be so. If the body that makes the laws consisted...in the machine of government, does the duty of the safeiy-valve in a steamengine. It does not stop the motion ; but it preserves the- machine, by letting... | |
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