... certainly not fit for the position—(cheers). He was not fit to represent them for one lit- had been representing himself as a Whig >o Wln K a Libeial to Liberals, a Conseivative to Coiiaeivatives, Radical Radicals and bad endeavoured to claim relationship ...

... looked like fighting man. Mr. Barton, the magistrates' clerk, put his foot into it, by asking the Teignmoutb Inn was a tory or a whig house, to which the MaYOR exclaimed, No, no, youmust'nt ask that Mr. Barton ; whereupon the former ' hid his diminished ...