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.nurderers ard Mc1ndiaries taken!

Warrick, of the negroes charged with the dabo-
cal recently perpeta,ed in ST. Louis, has been
taken board the steamer Omega, where he had OBJ
tanned the employment of Steward Sewal, another
Of the gang, had been taken on board the Ataan'a IN
which he had shipped as hand for Cincinnati
Brown, another accompce, had been apprehended in
Cincinnati. Madison, the rngleader, the only one
not caught. He was slave owned in New Orleans
whittier he was gone-but was pursued. 1t now aP
pears from the confession OF of the Bandtt, tina
the burning of the Bankhouse in St. Louis, and the
murder of the two young men in it, not the only
crime of which they had been guilty They had per
petrated numerous other enormiiles, which had no
previously been traced to its real authors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

McLEop CasE.-The Supreme Court was crowded
to this morning, in the expectation that this
case would up for argument Il had, how
ever been postponed on the motion Of Willis Hail.
Attorney General, at the adjournment Of the Court
on Thursday night as he presumed the trial of Ezra
White would not be concluded until this day, and he
was DESTROYS Of having more time 10 prepare himself
The Court therefore fixed it for Monday morning,
when il will take precedence Of all other business
T.Neac I0rk Express, MN L..
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will he frutess and Intellectual Before the Rubcon
be passed, let not that great State and others, with
whom II is our sincere wish and desire to live always
upon terms Of perfect amity and social intercourse,
force us, ncccSs,taie rs' 10 ADOPT something OF s
sort
Resolred. That the Constitution Of the U. States,
having absolutely and Internationally recognised The
principles upon which claim the right 10 our slave
property, as we'll possessing inherently therein tne
positive and essential elements OF domestic slavery, The
same being acknowledged when the Federal compact
formed, together with the sovereignty OF The
States, matters and things not delegated TO Congress-
their own concerns, and has given assurances oil
security i'll the following clause thereof namely: That
ono person held to service labor in State, under
the laws thereof escaping into another shall, in
auence of any law regulation therein be discharged
from such service labor; but shall be delivered
claim Of the party to whom such service or labor
be due And, furthermore, We believe the remedy
alone is in the hands of the Northern people, and has
thus far proven insufficient to put down those OF their
owl popuation who lnterrupting and endangerng
our peace and happiness against good order and the
laws of this Commonwealth. edo therefore, in the
hume of the people of Virginia, in the candor OF sober
truth REQUIRE Of and make known, 10 the respective
Legislatures Of the .slavehodIng States Of this
Union, who are countenancng the operations OF the
Abotonists by nonaction, IN the spirit OF brothery
regard, justice and Of consequently, the immediate
and pressing proprety Of reaching the case IN question
by strong and effective legislative enactments nothing
less believed to be sufficient to satisfy the just demands
OF this Commonw ealth.
ResOlrcd That should orr brethren Of the North not
concur with in the necessity and requirements Of
The foregoing resolution, which do not put forth IN
any spirit Of menace whatever and still refuse to do
justice, and TO check the spirit Of dscord and internal
eud, commenced by portion Of their own population
| by such action among themselves will completely
and entirely protect from the danger and conseqnen
Of the proceedings of these misguided, sed'tous
people, that we Unjust therefore acquesce IN the ne
cessi,y, painful rs it is which compels TO announce
our separation, and hold them, as We hold the rest Of
mankind, enemies in war, in peace friends"
i 4 Siarere Friend 10 lie Uaion and Wig.
peytonsburr Nav TO- lsJI
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he is the man, who in the Senate of the U. S in the
year 1872 denounced by solemn resolution the practice
Of removing faithful public officers hostile TO the
spirit OF The Constitution, prejudcia to the public
vice, and dangerous 10 The Liberties of the people.
What will The reader say, when he that even in
Savannah I'm the liberal region Of the South) the new
wing Collector, Hunter, has removed seven out Of
the ten Inspectors Of the Cus,ons-and the follow.
,ns Circular shows, upon the authority of Secretary
Ewing himself!
Custom HOUSE, !
Collectors Office, Savannah, May l3, 1911
w. l.. Moore, Esq
SRA list of the Inspectors of the Customs for the
port oil Savannah, having been forwarded TO this Office
from The Treasury Department ofthe U. s., it becomes
my duty to nf,rm you that your appointment as an
inspector Of the Revenue Of this port will cease and
terminate on the close of business this day
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
J. HUNTER, Collector
This is rather short metre,
The Savannah Georgian gives the names of the sc.
ven removes and the spoilsmen, with the re.
mark, that ave leave it to the public to Judge of the
necessity of this partisan reform While we sympa
thise with those who have been deprived of Office we
doubt not that the test to which their opinions have
been subjected, will exhibit their purity and virtue"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

We recommend Mr. Croppefs able speech on the
York Controversy. II strikes the true merits OF the
dispute and paints Governor Seward a. he deserves
to appear His collision with the coored clergyman
IS now established by the best uhority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

The Danvlle Reporter is ia!se in lis facts as Il
vulgar in its language. We deny every thing IT says
about applauding what it calls "ihe bloody pro
scrptions of Andrew Jackson. II is false he ID
who asserts IL.
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povoJ;yn of P;0bf nud of Remsdy.

The Vice Chancellor's Court Of New York, has just
pronounced four sentences of Dirorce-all on the
ground of adnlcry-and four of these cases were in
stu,ed by the suffering cires. This is just principle
Ifthe remedy be granted all, the crime in the hns
band is abhorrent to fright, ought to be 10 our
feeings-nnd the punishment ought TO be extended to
the one party, as well as TO the other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

II Along side of wams's Address We shall pub
lish the structures of the Wheeling Argus the re
moral of Mr.. G. w. Thompson, late Postmaster and
his letter "John Tyler, President Of The U. Staes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

A VINO ELECTED The Hon Charles Hudson,
the Wing candidate, has been elected TO Congress N
Massachusetts, Worcester dlsrict) to supply the "a.
cancy occasoned by The resignation of the Hon Lew
Lincoln. Majority said 10 be GOO or 900. Much less
than the usual number Of votes polled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

The N. Y Herald says, that the resignation of MIR.
c. C. Cambreleng Minister at ST. Petersburg, has been
received at the Department of State, and accepted
of course Mr. c. returns 10 travel TO France and Italy
during the Summer. (Here is vacancy for some
"noisy and camorous demngog and partzan 10 ill.,
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NFW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE
,UE respectfully inform their friehcs and the pub
m generally that they have commenced the above business
IN ,b sore lately occupied Graham Clrnienng, li
.trr.t ne Il Dunlop, Moncure Cos, where ihry w
kec hand choice assortment OF genuine Wine,
and I.uo among which, may found the following,
on L. r. Madeira, Constitution brand
Do do do Warrior do.
Do Paie sherry, Lobo do.
Do Gold 10.
DO Brown do.
Grape Juice Por,
Old Port AJAX Brand WISE.
Champagne, different brands
claret Chateau xargau1
do. Chateau Lafttc
Do. 81. Julian,
l.. 2. Tenerife,
Lisbon Wine,
Superior old Brandy, O,ard. Dupuy & Co.,
Do. Champagne Drandy, tps,,ax:
London Dock do
Virgin Coguac do
Old Holland Gin, Swan and Anchor Brands
Irish and Scotch Whiskey
Monon yahe!a and old RE do
Apple and Peach Brandies,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Do Antigua do.
Phadeipbi3 and Ale, In bottles
Super beaded Cider,
Ahhats London Brown Stout,
AL Of which Of superior qualify Those person,
Of the above articles invited them CALL
they drpendo getting their goods and unaduaied
NcCOLGAS Il co
They also receiving choice assortment Of Family Go.
from the North, which they viii sell accommodating
terms. T. HcC. & co
May IS ga
HT The Wing, Compiler and Star will copy as above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-18

The Charlottesville Jefcrsonian states, ''the Nelson
Election is contested" it had previously stated
DR.. Lyon (Dem) therefore takes the seat, without
rival. But in .7nhers Dr. Powell (Dem.) does contest
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EXTRA CONGRESS.

Neither Mississippi, nor N,no,s, Will be Represented
n the Extra Session. Governor McNut OF M,ss's
EDGES not believe that he has any power to issue
RI RI, &c election under our Constitution and laws
,rs he Mississippian) "The Extra Session mad
hs:n determined upon before the adjournment OF our
s.,ure al its last session, and the members there
&c were fully advised of the predicament OF Inc Sale
!; ,bs nor,icuar The Governor, therefore, does not
-. !, rro,er 10 run the Stale to the vast expense oil
- sY,ra session of the same Legislature TO DO ina,
80 ,hor did not do with all the facts before them
Ths two former representatives (hessrs thompson
and Brown) have been nominated Us tue
candidates at the August election. ..o.. Cat.
W;nos-The Missouri Argus says, "onr sis'ef guy
Il he without representation at the Extra Session OF
CONGRESS in consequence of the little time inc
reclamation and The meeting of Congress and ,he re-
csn adjournment of her own Legislature, ana us III
,,dy double sessions during the last Winter u IS 70
bs remembered, that the Legislature oi ILLINOIS was
,ed together last fall before the stated time, ana
held special session before the regular one began
To be CALLED together again this Spring to PROVIDE lot
a special election TO Congress would have been OPP
pressve IN the people, and would have involved enot
nous expense without having the benefit OF any lar
=, f,, election; for in an agricultural State OF such
extent as Illinois, where the extreme points are
FIVE or six hundred miles apart, and where the
planting season makes the loss of time irreparabie
loss TO the farmer it Impossible TO suppose that lhe
elections could be any way full, or a'r expression OF
public will made under snch circumstances hefe,
then is one Of the evils Of this extra session, so unne
cessarily called and the event will prove tor mere
ordinary purposes of legislation, which ought to have
stood over till the regular meeting of Congress ou
sister State if she had her three members present
would only bave the one-third of the weight which hei
present population would be entitled to. Her present
population would ente her TO near three times he'
present relative weight in Congress-; and this IS ne
reason whv extra session should have been caileo
and why no las,ing measures of public policy, as
b,nk o. land distribution, should be made. Such mea
sures should stand until the full representation under
the new census in from each State and especially
the ones
The Special Election in Alabama takes place on the
20.h May.
As two States will have representatives at all u
the Extra Session, this circumstance furnishes an al
donal reason against adopting any measure of gene
raj character except what may be essentially necessa
nv TO carry on the Government Would it be right t.
attempt the establishment of Bank the distribution
of the proceeds of the public ands, when the votes
Mississippi and Of Illinois might decide either of those
ouestions
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u We shall publish in next the powerful ap-
peal of Thomas S. Williams, "lae Inspector OF the
Customs in the Port of Baltimore" He was one Of
the Baltimore pounteers during the last war, ana
served in Canada and defended Baltimore. tie dis
charged his duties faithfully Inspector of the Gus
toms according to the confessions Of the Collector h
self-and he is now thrown upon the world, WIN, ~
large family depending upon him for support. he
way in which he knocks together the heads OF Messls
Collector N. F. Williams and Secretary Ewing, w.'h
both of whom he had interview, is "a caution; -
No Secretary has removed more officers, suffered ms
COLLECTION 70 remove more, than DIR. Ewlng-and yet
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NroTICE-Grasra .Heag 0 me CPpr fppomonof C""pa"H
~ All person. still indebted Tor instruments on Tie new stock
nj ,hr ,er Appoaox Company hereby notified that all
dues on hi, aceount settled before The first Of June
Company will be compelled 10 offer all ceininenf stock 30
sale a, auction the due authorised By The
charter.
he consider proper further 10 advise hoe
interested Of tile right they hold By charter, recnvr = sun.
mary any produced BY the sale q the ,ie'
subscribed fnr by such delinquent
Ths S,oc shoiie, Company lsewl-e hereby not
fed that Meeting 81 the Company WI take place ia
The town Of fayic Jres Tavern Al twelve O'Clock, OF
Tuesday fifteenth June next for the election =" trustees OF
said Company. ,o ,,oproy,
THO. J.. MORTON, "r''
y. Z. rENABLE
a., 70 3-s4w
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,h, that resolution, similar to the two following,
10 nee, the concurrence of both Houses. Two OF
WIZ Cnnserya,ive Senators will vote for them-mr.
,e ,sson Of Botetourt, and Mr. Fontane of Hanover,
ha or,rinaliv owed his election in the Senate to
H"' ,Srr question The amiable Winston was beaten
w hs district, because he was in favor of National
~ and Mr. Fontaine defeated him by coming out
i.nnly and unqualfcdiy against it.
Esan,ons passed by the General Assembly Of prg-
s;aa, FEBRUARY, ISL, against the rene'cai Of the
1T Bark ,s,,
RI. General Assembly Of Virsaia view with the most
,onc.rn the late attempts which have been made 10 OBJ
onsresS renewal Of the Charter incorporating the
tan y ,hr Limited States This Assembly deeply impressed
ba ~ the original grant Of that Charter
rnt,opal-that Congress have power whatever To
aud ina, exercise Of such would be not only
but dangerous encroachmen on the sovereign
'" Il he Siaes-Theniore,
That the Senators Of this State in the Congress o!
,ca states be instructed aud representatives most
a requested execution Of their duties, ai,hf nj
Of their country 10 their best efforts IN oppo
vry means their the renewal Of the Charter OF
~. INK Of the United States"
IF Eebrasry H. 1884, against s renewal Of the second
h''' Bank
p,1 That General Assembly cannot recognize as con-
the which has been claimed by Congress 10 es
sh United States Bank, because, In the opinion oil ihs
s Assembly, they have heretofore soemny declared,
~ ,oucr given Congress BY the Constitution OF the
United States.
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lions in small notes and of suspendng specie payment,
for five years, or more, are transgressons against all
the sound maxims of banking 1t is doubtful, whether
the law will be accepted BY the banks or acqnesced
in by the People The N Y. Herald of Thursday nst
says: "A meeting yesterday, the directors oil me
Philadelphia Bank voted unanimously to REJECT he ne
venue Bill Ii is probable that most oil them VIII 90 So
in which case thew will be subject to the provisions of
the law in force previous he passage Of the ridiculous
,,o
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The Proclamaiion-or rather The Recommendations
TO THE EDITOR. -, q ,o.,
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Butte President Of The IT, S.-.4 Proclamation
The two Houses of the National Legislature having
by joint resolution, expressed their DESIRE that IN the
present time of public calamity and war; day may De
recommended to be observed by the people OF The .
as day of Public Humiliation and Fasting and Of Of
Prayer 10 Almighty God, for the safety and welfare o.
these States His blessing their arms. and hp tbs
restoration of peace have deemed 1t proper, oy
proclamation, TO recommend that Thursday me i,'syn
apss, . ia. s on s a. s ns
time in their respective religious assemblies, their hum
Die alterations to the Gs' sS s and
strengthening their vows of repentance and amend
They will be invited BY the isSers con- on
ferred on the American People, in the genera,
health which has been enjoyed in The ef ,bs arts
instrumental to their comfort, their prosperity ano
hs, security and in the d. which a"d eespn
onr countrv: deyout thsnkfulness for all which
ought to be mingled with their supplicatiOns to the De- hs
nefcent Parent of the human race, that ne wouia u
eracously pleased to pardon all their offences agahs'
Him; to support and animate them in the discharge
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3. pitlnan 4 Son,

Have for sale on reasonable terms, VIZ,
English and American Prints Ginghams
Printed MusIins White. Brown aud Blue
Cotton Drill White and Brown Linen
Drill Blcached and unbIcachcd Cottons
Cambria. plane and Figured. Swiss Mus
lin. Lace Edglngs lnscrtings. ancy
t;uuzc iIdkls aud Scaris White Ncis
Garn,turc. silk. Satin. Velvet and Belt
H,nh,ps. Wound Wire. Furniture thnls
Hamilton Stripes. Bonnie, Wr,aths and
Flowers. Ladies' and Gentlemen Hosiery
Gloves. Satin Nrrk stocks \ankcci,s
ronScc Cnorrd lldkIs. Grass Cloth. Cot
tom iidkis. Needless Pins spool Cot
ton Thread Buttons. Suspcnlcrs. Ready
Made Clothing. Wickya,n, Sc, sc.
GROCERIES.
Molasscs. Sugar. lamp Gil. Tea
Flour. Meal Dried Apples. RaiSius
Citron. Pr,Incs. Tamarinds. Pickles.
Vinegar. Nu,mcgs. Mace. AIlspicc Gin
namon. Cloves. Ginger. Sage Pepper.
Mustard Honey. tobacco. Cigars. Pipes.
Snuff. Soap. Salad OIL Olives. Lem
on Syrup Porter. Pale Ale Stoushtons
Elixer. Wines, sc.
SuNDRiES.
Boots and Shoes Writing Ink. Shoe
Backing Arrow Root Epson Salts.
Beach Planes. B,acc and Bits. ChiseIs.
Fish Hooks. Combs. Sauce and Fry Pans.
Iron Squares. Screws. Nails. Axe Ham
dies. Axes. AIDES. Iiatchcts. Writing
Paper Blank Books. Quilts. Corks, sc.
Generally on hand good assortment of
Crockcry, Glass, and Tin Ware.
Honolulu, Dec. >, 1910. IT,
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harmlcssly upon the floor. A ticndish laugh
burst from his lips as he saw her anguish,
but she heard it not, for utering one fearful
shrek, she tainted and fell.
1t was at this moment that kiana tore
away the irail door and entered the apart
mcnt. Ponac turned in wrath upon the
intruder, and to his Amusement recognized
his foe. A supcrstitious fear crcpt over
him, as he recollcctcd the prophecy and the
warning of his goddess, aud he ,rcmDlcd.
Before he could recover himself. kiana
sprang upon him, and graphing, they rolled
upon the ground together. it was Il fearful
strife. Both were unarmed, and the contest
was one of hate and revenge. The sight o,
Julia's liclcss body had nilasnrd Kama to
madness, and in his desperation he at first
had the advantage. Their limbs wcr,
strained to their utmost tension, and the,
twisted and writhcd together like two ser
pcnts in mortal combat. Long fasting and
his bonds had weakened Kama more than
he was aware, a.id his struggles bccam,
weaker. Pomalc pcrcclving this, made one
vigorous effort, and getting him beneath
planted his knee upon his chest, and his fin
gers upon his throat. The convulsivc gaSps
IF Kama told how surely he was accom-
pliShing the work of dcath,--a few seconds
more, and his fate would have been decided.
Liliha, who had been watching the combat
ants with an anxiety which told that the
lives of those she held dear, besides her own,
depended upon the issue, by chance saw the
poignard; with the quickness of thought she
seized it, and sprinsing forward buried it to
its hilt in POmalcs back 1t reached his
hcart-uttering a do y-Iikc howl, he sprapg
convulsively into the air, and then lay dead
before them.
TO be Continued.
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TO be Continued.

Musical KITE. For weeks past the air
has been filled with kites of every color,
shape and sizc-such an assault the heavens
here never witnessed bciorc-so numerous
have they become that fear was expressed
that they might draw the town up after them,
a catastrophe which some of our good cit-
zens are but little prepared for. On Tues
day last most unearthly sound, something
like distant and prolonged wall was heard,
which astonished all ears. 1t would swell
at times into shrek, and then gradually die
away into low hum. The noise was final
ly traced to a kite of curious appearance,
which had been manufactured by some sons
of the Celestial Empire. Its exalted sta
ton prevented us from examining the me-
chanism which produced these sounds, bet
we suppose it is akin to the E.oIian Harp.
Had it been raised Unexpectedly during the
night, the effect would have been dolciul in
deed
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Admiral. bu, now bc;nu old and = oreo,
h,mor,s, DISTINGUISHED himself h. odd
whims and peculiaritics one Of which
was 6xcd resolution M, I, brI;,yc u,,,
any th;no h, d;sI;,,cd over did %, c,nl,
honpcu. Ouc must cynIou this nv in.
instances. Uc chose that his rIjcsi som
should ALWAYS live in ,hc house with him
while unmarried. The son. who ~;
o,o,c than Of ouc and hod = will of III.
own. often chose TO live elsewhere. nu,
let him be- ever 80 distant. or stay away
over so ,,v his l,,hcr still ;osis,cl ~,
supuos;or him present. every d,y u,,vo.
H. hidJi,r the butler toll Lord i;r,,,,,
dinner was ready and the butler ever,
Jov rr,ycIy briuuinr word. thai .h;.
IorJship din, 4 abroad,
N,rryinr for the third t;nc -, seventy.
five h, u,,,;u,,;ucd s,,;c, d,m;n;,r over .
viGr whom other people t,ourL, sof,l,
arrived at wears of discretion and m,;,,
it to t,kc.carc Of herself SHE had In,v,
- visit in an evening" but mus, never ~,
,nv accom-, STAY ont n minnie ltcr th,,
ton o'clock his sumner hour. One NIGHT
however, she s,oid ill nast twelve y,
,cclircd supninr tcllinu the servants !,
could no, be ten O'clock, rs their lady wa.
not come home: when at last she cam,
IN tcryiblc FRIGHT. and bcron m,k;n,r !,
thousand APOLOGIES. .My dear" said h,
very cooIIv. "you arc under a mistake. i
* I'm, inst ton. vour watch / 600 GOO.
too fast, and SO docs mine: we must Lny,
the ma tomorrow to set them TO rirb,s
meanwhile. lot us ro TO sumner"
His cy,mnlc ~, another occ,s;,, m;;,b,
he worth Eo,low;np. OF ,i tho McJo.
nd-pc,s;,n laws established j., L;s h,,so
tho mos, rercnrt,rv v,s tina, any, cor.
ya,t who once oot drink should io -.
S.an,Iy dischorncd-no ror,o, rr,n,cd
no cy,usc l;s,crcd +, Yct an n,d f,,,.
man who had lived with him ,,,,,r,,,s
would sometimes iuduIoc in y nor or ,l,
extraordinary. tr,s,;no to the w;IGul blind.
ness which he s,v, ,vS,,,od WHOM c,nyon-
lent One fatal dov even this could No,
avail Az NV lord croee,d Tho hall J,J,,
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AN ODD LORD OF QUEEN ANNE's TIME.

AN ODD LORD OF QUEEN ANNE'S TINE
Lord Wharnclife, in his new and cx-
tended edition of the works of Lady Ma
ny WORTHY Montague (London, Bentley,
gives the following amusing anecdotes of
a noble lord of the early part Of the las
century: Mary Howe, daughter of ! ord
Vlscount Howe, married to Thomas VIII.
Earl of Pembroke, l125 the Lord Pen-
broke who collected the statues and med
ais at Wilton, and whose knowledge of
classical antiquity might therefore make
his praise fattering to Lady Mary Wort
ly: he had been a principal member of
the wing administrations under King
William and Queen Anne, and the last
person who held the Office of Lord High