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... result of those prosecutions ?We emphatically say—No. We perfectly agree with that able and impartial journal, the Northern Whig, in asserting that the ends of justice have not been satisfied, particularly as respects the sentence passed upon Tate, the ...
... tolerate the Protestants io Spain. . , . - , Without the slightest disrespect to the grand principle of toleration, which Whigs profess and never practise, is easy to answer this absurd demand tbe Spanish Government. The Spanish law® are made for the ...
... there anything pusillanimous in the expression of a fear that a prisoner has incurred the penalty of the law. The Northern Whig, in a passage which onr Contemporary quotes, objects to the insufficiency of the sentence. Had the act been one of murder—the ...
... usnrpur; another section, not less numerous, clings to the skirts of England with the conscious feebleness of children. We have Whigs amongst us, we have Tories amongst us. We have a party which aims to follow the steps of the United Irishmen’ of the last century; ...
... waiting woman. Fipmcer learn d that veryisnight that his sister had admi•ted her husband to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, burning with animosity which ho mistook fur virtue, tend anger to emulate the Corintliaa who r assassinated his brother, and ...
... candidate for a seat in parliament, that he cared nothing for politics, or political principles, but would snport any Ministry, Whig, Tory, or Radical, that would make Galway the packet-station for America. Pythias is of kindred opinion with regard to Venetio ...
... they confined thenuelves promise was tried at Belfast the other day. The tie-s the better (bear, ur)l At all events, Northern Whig limns the defendant in this man' to mind their own businees first; and if ner :-•rhe defendant, who sat in the counsel's scat ...
... and licked the rajah. POSTS/AR OF A SSDIJCI/L—A Case Of breach of promise was tried at Belfast the other day. The Northern Whig limns the defendant in this manner :—The defendant, who sat in the counsel's scat, was one of the most extraordiaary looking ...