... Mr. John m LaL-aster to contest that place in the Liberal interest at the next election. He was formerly a ?? and is now a Whig. an ant ?? a very large meeting, on se: ecry W edneaday, of convearift and delegates of the Mi Dr. Liberal committees of R ...

... wvere Si th? the Liberal strongholds,. ju.st Us the largt as to towait now aIO se: and it was br their aid. large that the Whig ?? csition of the dav tti.t'n. wel. able t' breailk the pOwfC- of thle ,cot-oh biorough-mangers, anfld evenial8 carry thi ...

... Mr. Gladstone gr -(bisses)-and not iord Hartingbon. And liv. fa Gladstone, I need hardlly saty, d:en not lean upon a the ?? Whigs for hot estpports, hut always s-pn ha gentlemenlk Mr. taet n rChamberlainr- tic ghzee howt gr-aenta bityaulwith undoubhtel ...

... MoNrAGvE said he should not have objected to give way to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, although it was known that the Whigs intended to squelch the debate, but he did ob- ject to the Chancellor of the Exchequer telioog ar. Gladttone to get up ...