... intend to see restored. Wshen the Massan- chussetts declaration would have preserved the old law, Mr Lawrcnce persuaded the Whig party. of which he was the local head, to yield to tlse South. Ie gave mercantile instead of snoral or political advice; and ...

... ronosrr of George Hudson. Some few of the new subscrip- tions are from dlistingguishled persons. Mr Monckton Hilues, poet and Whig, gives L.10. Thie Ilon. Josep)l Howe, ?? Scotia, gives ,b, ; and this is remarkable, for in North American politics Mr Roe- ...

... collisions of a most unpleasant kind is painfully long. They began with Mr O'Gorman Mahson in 183l ; with the Mel- bourne Whigs in 1834 with sundry of the Cunmber- land veomen in 1837; with Lord John Russell in I 841 (Nvhen the noble Lord took a memorable ...