What the Judge Saw Being Twenty Five Years in Manchester By One Who Has Done It
What the Judge Saw Being Twenty Five Years in Manchester By One Who Has Done It
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It was rumoured that he would have been member for the city before its division into districts, but for an untoward incident arising during his mayoralty, which, though merely prompted by his natural hospitality and kindness of heart, was misunderstood 164 ALARUMS AND EXCURSIONS by those who had to consider its legal parliamentary bearings. Mr. Samuel Morley, who had been member since 1868, was desirous of retiring for reasons of health, and the local association inter- viewed two candidates. T...he first was an eminent counsel of the Western Circuit. He, with Glad- stone bag and the true faith in him, came down from London, gave the deputation a sound political oration at his hotel, and with incorruptible correct- ness bade them good evening. The deputation then walked across to the Town Hall, where they were received by Mr. Weston, who told them in a few words his short and simple creed. This over, he said with a sigh of relief : " Now, gentlemen, politics are done with, and I am once more the Mayor of the City, and as I have never allowed any deputation to go away from the Town Hall without entertainment, I can make no exception of yourselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was rumoured that he would have been member for the city before its division into districts, but for an untoward incident arising during his mayoralty, which, though merely prompted by his natural hospitality and kindness of heart, was misunderstood 164 ALARUMS AND EXCURSIONS by those who had to consider its legal parliamentary bearings. Mr. Samuel Morley, who had been member since 1868, was desirous of retiring for reasons of health, and the local association inter- viewed two candidates. T...he first was an eminent counsel of the Western Circuit. He, with Glad- stone bag and the true faith in him, came down from London, gave the deputation a sound political oration at his hotel, and with incorruptible correct- ness bade them good evening. The deputation then walked across to the Town Hall, where they were received by Mr. Weston, who told them in a few words his short and simple creed. This over, he said with a sigh of relief : " Now, gentlemen, politics are done with, and I am once more the Mayor of the City, and as I have never allowed any deputation to go away from the Town Hall without entertainment, I can make no exception of yourselves.
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