Was the political system strong in Britain in the 1820's?

In the 1820s, Britain experienced significant political turmoil and social unrest, making the political system appear weak in some respects. The period was marked by demands for reform, including calls for expanded suffrage and the end of corruption, highlighted by movements like the Reform Act of 1832. While the government maintained stability, the growing pressure from reformist groups and economic challenges indicated a need for change within the political structure. Overall, the political system was characterized by both resilience and the urgent call for reform.