... . The present was to him one of the most remarkable in- stances of gathering into one the Antipodes in . Church and State-Whigs and Tories, instrumen. talists and anti-instrumentalists, the only rival y i between them being as to which of them could sub- ...

... was usdol o indluce the Governmsent to t appoint a Prersbyterran in succession, hut an C Episopailian received the post. Dr. Whig- 0 ha m vent on to say that this s tatse, of affairs was brought underthe notice of Mr. I Balfour subsequent to his entrance ...

... aly offces, that the Government of sf the country hadl to confer. He thought they were ti under a debt of obligation to Dr. Whig-hanoi for his th tubrailing courage in claiming- from the Govern- ii eaent a fair proporteion of offices. As to their ai delicacy ...