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... temperance question. The Rev. W. Willey presided. ff«d he supported by the Ksvs. J. Cold well (of Liverpool) and W, Brooks, A. Blackberry, mioirtors; Alderman Nowell, Councillor Lupton, and Messrs. J. 8. OoUtnge, W. Waddiugton, and T. P. Smith. The Chairman ...