... to both Bills, but inr less to the Coumnnissioners' than to tbe othors, and lie iighlt mention that, besides being the only Whig in the Corporation, lie hadh been for several years a 4Witer Commissioner. He could positively contradict tho assertion that ...

... up his seat in the House of Com- mons or resign the conteact and leave the army to its fate. In this dilemma the ever-roady Whigs solved the difficulty by of lering to makeo Mr. Peto a baronet on his ceasieg to be an M.r. Ie accepted the proposal, obtained ...

... change, end that he alnost was prepared to go over to the Conservatives. Perhaps b it would be too much to expect a hardened Whig to c read his letters of recantation that way. c Ireland, if we can credit Archdeacon O'Brien, o is in a terrible state of ...

... Letle. Executed with a fidelity end olearuess Ni liabh Nro h1vo ,ot seen disiplayed in any ?? publication of the ?? N'ortlheri Whig. A snperb Piece of workmilniiip, but ie ,articO ...