... gentleman who attacked for vilifying the electors, once said that stood in the market-place, and bought the voters like blackberries [Laughter.] He also said, Nothing but poverty of purse makes purity of election in Norwich. [Renewed Laughter,] and that ...

... have been practised thereat, —the boast of Mr. Wilde that he had bought men the market place £30 a piece, as plentiful blackberries—the private meetings to ascertain what grounds there oxistcd for petitioning, and the probable, or intended effect of such ...