... Lewis was his friend, but the most atrenuous representations were made to him that the nomination of Mr. Bain would damage the Whig interest with the orthodoxy of Scotland, and singularly h Sir George permii is shallow pretext for a time to sway his judgment ...

... alluding to complaint of his own, which, he said, he had make against Mr. Beckwith, he said that many of those gentlemen, Whigs and Conservatives, who were formerly on that gentleman's committee, would not now come forward in his support (applause, and ...

... most earnestly directed to the c:ri ying out all sanitary 2 matters generally I- may ssy tha* I not your suff-ages eithe: ax a Whig -r To:y, but simply asa fellow ratepayer and~a fellow snfferer in ex: ve le upon our y the cellectors of rates and taxes, and ...