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12 , as was done by Mr.......... who came all the way from Edinburgh to vote, handed in a blank voting-paper, and so went home rejoicing.

, as was done by Mr.......... whose name appeared on both committees at once, whereby he got great praise from all men, by the space of one day.

, as in Mr..........'s case, who being sorely perplexed in his choice of candidates, voted for neither.

, as was wonderfully exemplified by Messrs.......... and ......... who held a long and fierce argument on the election, in which, at the end of two hours, each had vanquished and converted the other.