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... THE NORTHIIERN WHIG ViERSUS THE SAB- BATHl DAY. TO THEl EDlilt~i OFT'lNE ]fl;LLAS'f ?tEWV-LETIT1 l. St ?? iin youir pages arc ic lwttys upen For thel iliitelici of' morattlity atnd ricgiont, ?? I lig, ?? itt- se1ntioc, of' tile f ollowst my letter to ...

... however, that this project was merely ain ingenious ruse on the part of the Whig leader-a hollow pretenee, which was never seriously entertained; and, accordingly, the Whigs were de- prived of the sunshine of English and Scotch pro- gressist patronage ...

... UNSEASONABLE ADVICE. VERY general disgust was excited by the appearance of an article in the Whig of Saturday last, In refe- ren.Ce to the vacancy occasioned in the representation of Lisburn by the unforeseen calamity recorded that very morning by our ...

... ministration, the significant warning that they cannot with safety to their places and perquisites attempt to run counter to the Whig-R.adical rule of conduct, laid down as the very basis of the coalition, and which discards the religious element from the purview ...

... aumlouig those who, with intemperate hiaste, hailed the sexagenarian btut still juvenile Whig as an acces- sion to the Conservative party, either when the Whigs contumeliously expelled him from office, or when, upon the delbate on Mr. Villiers' Free-trade ...

... promise conveyed to the ear, though as we now see intended to be broken to the hope, of those silly enough to put their trust in Whigs and Papists, that, though the personnel of the Cabinet might be changed, its character would not. We believe that -Lord Aberdeen ...

... cither the late or the present Govern- nment. This is not at all to be wondered at; for where, may we ask, did the writer is the Whig glean the it- formatioit that Lord Aberdeen's Governmsent refused the application of the deputation ? Surely not from any reliable ...