... indiscretions by a corresponding amount of taciturnity. It is now about two months since we were obliged to com- plain of the Whig's unfairness and want of candour in another matter; and after the expose we gave of its conduct on that occasion, we had imagined ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Convulsed resentment racked his narrow' soul, Untaught to soar beyond its daik control. * c Afdlicted, feeble, withered inL his might. And sborn of every power but that of spite. - : \ ALcANSIIa.: Thte Northern Whiq, after having spent ...

... willingly hold no terrors over the head of any man, who will abide by the laws of hlonor- able controversy. The object of the Whig in its indiscrimi- nate abuse manifestly is, to prevent respectable Journals from coming into contact with it, that it aay ...

... TILE PROFESSORS AND THE WIUG. A ?? cannot be washed white, even with snow watcr; .no more can our neighbour, the sour Whig, he cured of its ancient antipathy against the Rcv. Dr. Cooke. It is now, perforce, obliged to admit, that the object of its invete- ...

... nnd amiable ministers svlicli the Presbyterian Church, or any other Chsurch, has ever protluced. It is well kisown, and the Whig also well knows, that Dr. Morgan, in his applicationss to government, was never infitienced by asy spisit of dictatorship, ...

... TIHE GENTrLEINIANLY WHIG. TuErRE are few terms in the English langisige which it has been found so hard to define as 1 gentleman, and its kindred epithet, gentlemanly. Dr. Johnson described a gentleman as a man who wears a black coat and holds ...

... case, and hope for his future release from the darkness of spiritual error; but there is something in the declaration of the Whig which cuts him off from all sympathy-which presents to us the image of an individual who cannot, and will not, even graduate ...

... GREAT WHIG MEETING. I (FRoM THE COURIER OF TItIUISDAXY) A meeting of Members of Parliament, and of other gen- tlemen connected with the liberal cause, was held this fore- noon at the British Coffee House, and wras attended by above 100 Members of the ...

... the advent of the Whigs. He has not dis. appointed] theo general expectation. In his last letter to the Association, he hus, as pidinly as words could inti- mate llis intrntion, advertised his dlesgn of shelving Re- peal diir'ing the Whig reyirne. He no ...

... ?? - :TIIE WHIG AND THE VOLUNTARY SYSTEM. WE have been a good deal amused but not at all surprised at the use to which the Whig of yesterday has attempted to pervert our explanatory article of Friday in reference to the Voluntary System; for in ...

... BRUNSWICK RENT-THE WIHIG. THz Xortlchrn Whig of yesterday has an article on thle Brunswick rent, in which the writer refers to all attack that was lately made upon us by the Rev. C. Boyton, for our remarks upon the misapplication of the Brunswick funds ...

... personal dis- qualification on the part of Mr. Dunbar. but avowedly be_ cause his POIrol opinions are opposed to those beld by the Whig and his party ! It is not pretended that Mr. Dun- bar does not possess property, legal information, or per- sonal integrity ...