... honourable journal, the Northern Whig, abundantly prove the truth of this axiom. Our readers will boar in mind a paragraph which we published on Monday from the Irishman reference to the scandalous conduct of the Whig people in publishing—with abusive ...

... columns of the Whig, in the morning, actually before a single copy of the Irishman had left the office. An inquiry was immediately made how this could have occurred ; the foreman printer, tbe responsible party, had but one answer to give—“tho Whig people must ...

... ignorant scribe in the Whig, writing blathering nonsense) any personal inupiity. Reis said to be pious, rather gaol-Jaturcd and amiable —however harsh the government carried on in his name may be—though ho may be weak. Nevertheless, the Whig (chiefly because ...

... PETTY LARCENY The Northern Whig was once very respectable journal ; but its present conductors seem resolved to ruin its reputa. tion past redemption. ♦Hero is the last sample of their doings:— The I.ishman (our readers hardly require to be told) goes ...

... versatile Whig do now Ireckless contradiction cf its former story, it states that the bulletin” was procured from third party, private individual, in the street. Now note the clicking disregard of truth which is manifested in this The writer in the Whig first ...

... the local afternoon edition of the Irishman, from which paper have transferred them to our columns. The Proprietors of the Whig have sent us a jiolite request that we would acknowledge their paper the source from which xoe procured the documents. We are ...

... and triumphs being smashed to “smithereens” by the present conductors. It is so. The Whig is but the shadow of what it was. The political power for good of the Whig has been completely ruined by its present conductors, while its power for mischiif fc ...

... can with private enterprise, thwarting, dividing, and opposing. What was the meaning of that “commission” appointed by the Whig government of 1851 It required commis.-iun to prove that the true mail route from Loudon to Paris is not via Liverpool, but ...

... redress tor wrong. Belfast has two Conservalbe pipers (the News Letter and i/ercurv), two qnasi-LlVral (.ho Banner and tho Whig), and not one Catholic save the Ulsterman, while the members of the Catholic community number a third of the population. —London ...

... tenants. Be genteel Catholics. respectable cant of yonr order, and take caro to let no ultramontane escape your lip*. Call the Whig famine a visitation of providence ; and cultivate with industry the virtue of West Briioaism. Excite yourself into a frenzy ...

... and of any legal adviser for the accused—we poinfc to the report our columns, which the public have derived from the Northern Whig. The mountain in labour lias at length brought forth the veriest mouse that was ever seen. First it made manifest that the ...

... afford Government a pretext lor proposing its renewal. It is vile, insidious, and infamous coercion act. Passed in 1847, by tho Whig Government, aided by the voices and votes in Parliament of some few Irish traitors, this vile bill has been re{>eatedly renewed ...