... elected number to find a chairointi. Last year he felt very strong against going outside, but their late chairman (the Rev. L. R. Whig Lam) was not now a member of the Council.—The Chairman said the Council would be put to some disadvantage without their district ...

... on which fell the brunt of the struggle against Boulangism. Altogether he was a worthy, rather austere, and yet able kind of Whig. He was an economist after Mr. Gladstone's own heart, and frequently corresponded with him abut free trade, free exchange, ...