... The Northern Whig. The free press this country his the highest interest in denouncing the conduct of those who wonld turn its freedom into Infamous licentiousness. These are the real enemies the rights of the press. Far better for ns to have at once ...

... opposite on account of thJ disordered s of ° WWe ° TerrU,ed necessity of making goo the finances and the during the rule of the Whig,. , incurrred the assessment sunk very deep vTnto'th. f * ,rness and the sophisms at first brought sally abandoned. Mr. Glad ...

... ; ch the Northern Reform Union has instituted against certa ; n residents in Berwick, supporters, the last election, of the Whig Candidate, Mr. Maijoribanks. As the time approaches for the hearing of these now famous cases, the public interest in them ...

... supporters of Mr. Hodgson, if any them could have been detected in practices such as thoee alleged to have taken place among the Whigs. No party cloak ought to shield crime; and wc feel confident that no party influence has instigated the Union in the selections ...

... corruptiosits.a. There was no action brought against any supporter of Mr Hodgeon. He wasa Conservative-Mr Mar- joribanks was a Whig. The defendants had also said they were not influenced by personal motives, and were unknown to all the personsagainst whom ...

... been uked. In times like these, when it said that the Act Pirlmment was not stringent enough, when they had Conservatives and Whigs bringing billa before the House for the purpose of improving the purity of elections, do let the country see that what there ...

... It cannot be contended that when man comes to another and says I'll give you £100 to vote for a certain candidate, be he Whig, Tory, or Radical, that is not offence against the statute, because the returning officer may have made a mistake and not have ...

... supporters of Mr. Majoribanks. There was no brought against any supporter of Mr. Hodgson. Conservative—Mr: Majoribanks was Whig.* defendants had also said they were not influenced W i personal motives, and were unknown to all the against whom they were ...

... put down. Certainly the Union assumed a thankless office when it sought to lay bare the nefarious acts of the briber, whether Whig or Tory, and to bring him to the bar of public justice. But all must admit that a duty, onerous and unwelcome, has been co ...

... University of London, thus absorbing the remaining ten among tho towns. This is the sum and substance, the length and breadth the Whig Reform Bill, of which the country has been taught for years to hope so much, and allow no Tory Government to interfere between ...

... with the which insure success. one ever* asked him to play the part of the tribune of the people. The parties in the House are Whig and Tory, and the electors out-of-doors are either the one the other. Tt true the names are rarely beard, but the essential ...

... TO BAKERS AND FLOUR DEALERS. TO BE LET, HOUSE, SHOp‘irf“BAKiaiOUSE, and Pruulaca, situated in stock Bridna. Newcastle, whig* wexten.lv. Bmlnm. hs. i re^T to Ml* Obmstom, Duke Tort Ini, Stock Krw- ...