How did people respond to the House of Lords arguments against the Great Reform Act?

Responses to the House of Lords' arguments against the Great Reform Act were largely critical, as many public figures and reform advocates viewed the Lords as resisting necessary change. Supporters of the Act argued that it was essential for addressing widespread electoral corruption and expanding representation. Public sentiment favored reform, leading to protests and demonstrations that pressured the Lords to reconsider their stance. Ultimately, the fervent demand for reform contributed to the eventual passage of the Act in 1832.