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... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... sapient article consists of a series of gross attacks on Sir S. May, and some members of the Nelson Club, for not befriending the Whig while it was employilng every little energy it possessed, to hold them up to ridicule. This is, in sooth, a good ?? hVlig, ...
... ao1nes 51d Contributionhf are le at t16 Belfat N6rthief the Commereial BuIding'd at the Offices orf hie w4Ldtter, Nor2ithern Whig, Gtietjia , and Crornicle; and ie Sbobcliber will wait up, ent eimen, with Alr. t'sl General Sub cr iption u .ac Bc .ener1 ...
... fronm Belt!Lst to Londonderry, now runs, to the great convenience of au industrious and populous district- and, after all, the Whigs say the country is going to ruin! ...
... of the 25th inst. in reply to the abuse lately poured upon both by the Northern Whig.' For my own part, with regard to that abuse, I am exceedl ingly careless. The Whig is now the avowed advocate of those persons called Arians, who either have separated ...
... lives advocating Par. liamentary reform, an equalization 'of political rights, and many of whom would have no ajbjection at a Whig dinner to toast the majesty 6f the people. But we re- -turn to our proposed Parliamentary abstract. In the House of Lords nothing ...
... THE MARCH OF METAPHORS. The following morsel of bathes, appears in the leading article of a contemporary (Thie Northern Whig) of yester-, tay:- '1 The bar of sluggish iron requires but to be lept in con- tact with its felloaws, in oider to acquire all ...
... News-Lette), we copied from a contemporary a paragraph respecting Mr. Moutgomery's sermon at Derryboy, near Killileagh. -In the Whig of the 12th inst. an article of a column and a half appeared, pur- porting to be a counter statement, and censuring- in no ...