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... Charles Dilke bore the character of being a great Radical, but there was no man more careful or long-sighted than he—many Whigs were far more rash than Sir Charles Dilke. [Hear, hear.J In conclusion, Mr. Buxton said whether he or anyone else was the candidate ...

... matter would be brought before the members of the Asiocisnon at ate next general meeting, and thcn that I should be appointed. Whig wee said at that meeting of an informal character Mr. Hancock : I tendered my esignation then and these. Mr. : You tendered ...

... Ellis and J. E. S. Moore, half-backs ; Lafonf J. Barnard, left wing; C. Mitchell centre ; H C. Woolley and H. Savill, right whig forwards.' WOODFORD-BRIDGE V. GRANGE PARK. dabs played off their tie in the second d d°/ the S 3ex Cup, at Saturday. The match ...

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