... time. (Loud applause.) The lecturer next narrated some prominent incidents in the life of Dr. Samuel Parr, a man now known a Whig clergyman, and, in his own day, remarkable for his great learning, interspersing the narrative with some humorous anecdotes ...

... old proverb, that Charity begins at home. He had actually come forward at that meeting, and thanked God he was not a Whig—for a Whig was altogether outside the pale human intellect. He might also have remembered another proverb, that Ingratitude was ...

... that Mr W. H. Gladstone, who is a Liberal, AA-ill obtain the support of the Marquis of Westminster, as Avell as that of other Whig families. One of the present members for Chester is Earl Grosvenor, son of the Marquis of Westminster, and Mr Gladstone will ...

... these gentlemen see you have been insulted their uncalled for interference, and that you not in municipal matters vote for Whig or Ton - , but for tho man best qualified for tbe duties he is called upon to d'seharge. and let Mr Handel Cossham know you ...

... which might take place in connection with the representation the ward. (Applause.) For the six years he had not known either Whig cr Tory regard to municipal aftairs, and he defied any one in the room to say that he had. ('• Hear, hear, and applause.) ...

... probably be in the W est ward, Mr Wheeler and Mr Curtis, the retiring Councillors, being opposed by Mr Crump and Mr Murrell, Whigs, and it is asserted that two other Conservative candidates will come forward. ...