... temptation which is usually fatal weaker minds, and in quiet unobtrusive way faithfully served his country. Entering Parliament as Whig, he ever after loyally adhered his early principles, courting neither place u«r favour, but strengthening his sagacioa*? counsels ...

... Equity Courts ; and, in 1858, to the general astonishment of the profession, received the distinction of a silk gown from the | Whig Chancellor of that day (Lord Cranworth). His , father shortly afterwards died, and the new Q. C. retired from practice on splendid ...

... this prove insufficient the Government • fulT 11 power of the State to preserve Mould exert the . order. Aug. 22.—The Richmond Whig contains Chariot to >. news to the 20th inst stating that during the last 24 hours the Federal operations were confined to ...