... 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 ...

... proceeds upon the Whig's own priinciples~-btita concedes too much; for I do not admit that even my.short abridgement was not refused by the Whig. I am prepared to prove that it Was refused. Let the reader look at my statement of facts. t Tie Whig can multiply; ...

... so much of it as * appeared in the Whig. We could have had no con- ceivable object to be gained by refusing it. With re- gard to the parade about the very same manuscript that was offered to us, still lying at the Whig office, our re- ply shall be very ...

... e his mind, as -well as possible to the abuses against which -the Whigs and he have been dedlaiming all their li-es., This is a very honest motive and very honestly stated, for --Whigs dlo not :like to be unceremorlioduly kicked out of a- seat-;n the1first ...

... what- -erer it may be, which we shall notice, *is that of the spirit of the old Tories of the Revolntion Into out mo- der!) Whigs. This is an odd change, but it is an in- dulbitable fact. Our Revolution Tories were to a man sticklers for Popery-they could ...

... c recorded, were it only for the purpose of putting to the s blush many of their degenerate descendants. The mis- called Whigs of modern times may usurp the politi- cal designation of these worthy old heroes of the Revo- lution, while their principles ...

... wilful dishonesty in the above respecta which we bring against one or other of a them, or both. It is possible, however, the Whig may have tl been imposed upon, and In that case the writer of the letter C' deserves, and we promise him, If he do not redeem ...

... ' HH drawetA oue the thread of his ,arbosity finep than the 4staple of hisa.rgaeent.-Lovia`8 LAeour LOST. c The Northern Whig, which, on Thursday last, at -the foot or the altar in Donegall-street Chapel, was V baptized the CHAMPFON of the- Roman ...

... the Norihrna'Whig had net affirmied it, Ishould never have sus- pected'ibatJI was living in the midst of such evils, and of a course a dailyk witness of such scenes as these. I must take t leave toe doubt the veracity of the Northern Whig on this ;I subject ...

... Thursday evening, at 5 o'clock THE NORTHERN WHIG' F THURSDAY, the 2sht inst. will contain the Rev. HENRY MONTG4rMERY'S REPLY to the Rev. HENRY COOKE, -the lat Proedings ef the SYNOD OF VLST4.It THE NORTHERN 'WHIG of the 7th August iined the Rev. FLETCH- ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTElR. ' Moneyniore, 23d February, 1829. SiR-A very infamous paragraph having appeared in the last'Whig, respecting a trial which took placeatozrlast Petty Sessions in this town, between the M'Ganitys on one side, and the M'Garveys ...

... to see good day-light admitted % into some of the closed rats' nests in the national representation. On the support of-the Whigs, the present administra- tion can hardly calculate. We have said so long since, and our opinion remains -unchanged. -They-supported ...