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... powers as an essayist, and gradually brought him into notice as a powerful writer. In January, 1828, he contributed to the great Whig organ a paper on John Dryden. In this we d;seern everywhere the traces of irorousreading, and also a high dcgree of matured ...
... master. The name of Burke is identified with the earliest agitation of those great questions, upon their advocacy of which the Whigs have been content to rest their claims to the confidence of their countrymen. He was one of the first public men who saw clearly ...
... and Son. further instalment of Mr. Massey's book—for Which the Whigs cannot feel too grateful —brings the Georgian Chronicle down from 1781 to 1793. Looking upon history from a purely Whig point-ot-view, and judging all men and things from the hustings ...
... BELFAST, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1860. GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT CONNEXION WITH THE “NORTHERN WHIG” OFFICE, No. G, Calender Street, Belfast. Books, Pamphlets, Sermons, &0., printed in superior style, and very moderate rates. Miscellaneous Job Printing, of ...
... the lawful winner of the prize*— from him who first broke through the monotonous imbecility aud hackneyed incapacity of | ! Whig financier.', and who first touched the dreary ' enunciation of the yearly accounts of the country with I'the wand of genius ...
... which are so agreeable to old age and a nature that thinks the present evil quite sufficient for the present day; but purely Whig establishment in Downing-street is henceforth impossible, and if there are degrees impossibility, more so than purely Tory ...
... commission re»l by Leonard Dobbin, Esq., Clerk of th«* Crown, the grand jury were re-sw.>rn in the order which they appeared iu the Whig of yesterday. His Loiuip. whospok- in a distinct and emphatic tone voice, addressed the prand jury as follow* : Lieute ...
... and Conservative-.” only • f its abuses. I may say the nam.-of *• Whig,” in its original sense, is now obsolete. Wo have Conservative Whig*, Kecreant Whigs, and frightene Whigs; but Whig* standing forward lead the people in Constitutional ...
... tagsi, so Sna, 5Th nI.' to-inl,,72 reed,dOd0,OhOZ. 1 7112 0. 10 o i 0 IIL 9 9 elotb, 88 ?? 1l 9 5 GI Ak 7 S - ?? the Northiern Whig.) L' Tan Lrnw TRADn-In the last monthly circular Of Messrs Dewar% Son &k Sons, attention is celled to~the move- ment made in ...
... surrender on i uesuay. the day of July, I ou Tuesday» tbo August. THE “NORTHERN’ WHIG” ANNUAL EXCURSION. Saturday las% the an iual excursion of the employes »*f the Sorthtrn Whig took place, under the most eoj >yub!e auspices, the weather being in every respect ...
... which are so agrecalle to old age and a nature that thinks the present evil quite sufficient for ?? present day; bat a purely Whig establishment in Downing-strect is henceforth impossible, and if there are de- grees in impossibility, more so than a purely ...
... similar grand movement to that of onr Volunteer Corps? much fear that the political relations which the present Ministry and its Whig supporters maintain with tho Roman Catholic priesthood and their party will prevent them from sanctioning any usefol movement ...