... of-the Res nshit of Editors.-At ?? str Assizes on Friday se'ninight, Mr. Finlay, the Editor fro [ty to- of, The Northern Whig, published at Belfast, 'd ate of was sentencetd to three months imprisonment for ad-th turing milling into isis paper a letter ...

... scorn and derision of the coun- F isve been du g out, and embraced as things perfectly J .bllhle. 'he public prints, Tory, Whig, and Radical, c *i'b ,itbiled to support thc same measures and policy. u i's die0 has taken place alike in the Cabinet, Parlia_ ...

... nay- Il Pt, we' forg-t the corn d1uties, so prodluctive in April, P t41 ai', nt during thle first half oftchat year, that the Whig Ilit 4?overinniont prupose(l to mnake Sliese dtities a permanent niii souirce, ittrevente ? l iwe forgrec theat of thle nearly ...

... good government; and we were, we t] own it, anxious not to anticipate the criticism of the Op- c position journals. il Our Whig-Radical contemporaries have, however, been v most discreetly abstinentfrom criticism, for the sullen notice 1I of the Morning ...

... Wstnrirrster I eland rs not. represented (( lheere.j It is trim,~ tlrat 105 gentlemen calirn1 thenuselves,umeertnicnianv Whigs nd To e',under sie to attend there on behalf of cet4 Iriel;i comrrties arrd boroughs. Sonre of thi-n are lawyers, and, they ...

... one, and it proves that Sir Robert Peel's newly adopted whig-radical and free trade policy r must be followed by the same results that attended the 1 adhesion to the same policy by his whig-radical and free r trade predecessors. The total decrease of ...

... namewill ret'ain a pace in the literary history of Scotland-. is political opinions were - those of a stead6y iicocupromising Whig;; in Ibusiness he was distinguished by !lerality, skill, and enterprise, and inS privatelife -h ?? tsdllys esteemed asa mao ...