Theee are some persons in the community 'who read our daily contemporary j but by far | the 'greater number never see it. For the benefit of the majority, therefore, we advert lo,an..article. which-appeared in it yesterday, apologising for Mr. Whitaker's desertion of office, when- his presence was most needed. The article, '" as ihduty bound," echoed in a feeble /way his Honor's letter of resignation. Bad' as was tie letter, the -leading article was infinitely worse. It possesses the merit, how ever, of having been written by 1 authority; because it tells us oracularly what fresh path in life Mr. Whitaker Jbas chalked out for him self. Doubtless it will be a tolerably straight one, and we wish him a pleasant journey. All< we are interes^ -jn f knowing, however, is that he is not' to be 1 Attorney-General, Our r  i' • <.
TUESDAY, MARCS 5.
MISCELLANEOUS.
