... fellow-countrymen, says our contemporary in conclusion, on this great etalmoot of justice by the House of Commons. The Northern Whig, one of the most influential papers in Ulster, and which speaks the sense of the vast, majority of intelligent men in the north ...

... Scotland. In supporting his motion, the assessor said that sixty years ago he began to read the history of the country, not as a Whig or as a Tory, but with perfect indifference in regard to these matters, and he had come to the conclusion that there was a ...

... burning words in a few terse and trenchant sentences from the pen of the greatest and most popular author that ever served the Whigs. On grounds of reason and justice there never, to the best of our knowledge, was a serious and plausible attempt made to defend ...