... the parse of the Slate ; the absence of the Liberal magistrates and the b , by tbo rea(ly an( 0 { true Chrisleaders of the Whig party Was particularly tianity. It had been said, again, that there could noticeable. There was a goodly spriokiing of i- c ...

... he has boldly avowed his political iaitb, and his sentiments seem to benf so broad and comprehensive character, that the old Whig school of alike with the rampant Red Republicans of the Reform League, join in applauding them, and promising him their active ...

... puisne Indue te the Liberals. He will be faithful to'his order and strive adequately to discharge his obligations to the Whigs tiir Charles ia the representative of Indian interests, and be has expressed bis determination to assist in the re-construction ...