... contrary; for have we not seen one of the highest post, in the state offered in succeteion to a Derbyite, a Peelites and a Whig, and that within the space of some ten days? We are not discussing the merits or demerits of any of these offers—that were ...

... Ministry should not be entrusted nominally to himself, but to one who will prepare the way for his lordship, and his great Whig aristocratical confederates, to usurp the Government of this empire. We think it is the duty of journalists to prepare the ...

... introuuction by Dr JAMES MTUNE SMITH. No romance can beMore exciting to theireader than this truthful narrative.— Yates Co. Whig. This volume, besides its many moving and thrilling details, affords evidence of a most remarkable man.—Clirietian Advocate ...

... posthumous gratitude will accord him a niche in the proudest of modern fabrics. In proportion, however, to the obstinacy of the Whigs on this point, should be the persistence of the people. Joseph flume was emphatically their member. Fertius O'Connor or Thomas ...

... view from which he will be judged by, his immediate followers, him great mistake evidently wasliis too ready acquiescence in. Whig I teracy. He never seemed to comprehend the wholesome truth that it is far wiser to admit a political party,from which you ...

... afternoon- Strathaven, .. . George Tudhope, merchant. Car 27th WA MIL WOOD begs to announce that the above ful narrative.- Co. Whig. S E I Z U R E S . Eas K b t dros n s, . . . Alexander Barron House Factor. ride, . . John Maxwell, Boirtrnaker. isAnguished ...