... (Laughter.) His friend did not seem to know his own mind, for he said a better man than Lord Palmerston never existed—for a Whig. (Hear and laughter.) Wellhe was exceedingly glad to meet them all here on this occasion. t always gave him pleasure to come ...

... influence—he must be a public man—he is not one of the aristocracy—he cannot belong to the ranks of the Conservatives—he is not a Whig. These are the negatives. The positives are that he is one of the Manchester or Radical school—probably a member of the House ...

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