... on lrJlM'hohumflrl‘:gl been elected with Mr Bazley. At Edinl bfl:lfimuihnuflflcd his speech fi;l:nliafotmbyl his seat. There, two Whigs, the -Advocate and l’r Black, were opposed to two advanced Liberals, and the two parties now share the representation, Mr Maclaren ...

... remarks. He was evidently n::{ad at the remarks which were freely bandied about the hall, for after making his attack upon the Whigs, he exclaimed—Waell, if you doa’t give a Conservative a hearing, neither Mr Baines nor Lord Amberley shall haveit. (Cries of ...