... 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 ...

... Vithl his hat in his hand, asking alms at one Butrgess's door: Kuaresbro' in the latrl ground. PITY the sorrows of a- poor Old Whig, Whose cainnig tricks have brought him to the door, Whose hopes ate dwitsdled to the merest rig,- Oh ! give relief, for Brookes' ...

... 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 ...

... question untouched. He st 6rst authorized the Whig to say tbe article had been reftmde he now makes the refusal to have been only it-fstal.- We repeat it, the article was ?? offered SD US as it appear- ed in the Whig, and the wyriter has not had the confidence ...

... ' 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- ...