... THE “WHIG'S” WAY OF IT. - Tre Northern Whig is the representative of that form of political life which is too chill ever to warm into Toryism, and yet bitter enough against the bulk of the people never to come square with a broad-minded Liberalism. In ...

... The gentle winds sre not more susceptible of variation than is the Northern Whig in its hours of political difficulties. The Whig thinks the wind is with Mr. Lewis, and the Whig is with the wind. “ Mr. C. E. Lewis,” observes our contemporay, * for the fifth ...

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... THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERALS. Dtacnssing the attitude the Whigs towards the Liberal party, the Times saya—The Whigs are far too wise resist legitimate popular demands simpW because Radicals support them, and the country supports the Radicals. The reaction ...

... THE WHIGS AND LAND LLAGUERS IN Iv we are to judge hem the sea the President of the Deny breath the Land Lop the cordial relations which between some of the Derry Whigs sod presathent leaders of the Land Length the considerably lessened. A meeting of ...

... Grey told bis constituents Hexham on Saturday. Mr, Albert Grey is a Whig, the heir of great Whig Earldom, and the neat relative of one of the few whigs who have carried their independence to the verge of an absolute breach with their party. Yet Mr. Grey declared ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) We have no wish to interfere at present with the question which Mr. Chars. E. Lewis, membar fur the City of Derry, is to put on Friday evening next to the Chief Secretary for Ireland respecting a Mr. Black whom the Lord Chancellor ...

... (Fetes the Northern Whig.) Letters which have recently appeared in our columns have borne testimony to the need that exists across the Channel for Liberal Unionist speakers from Ulster. A paragraph which is published in another column of day's issue shows ...

... (Front the Northern Whig.) The truth of the saying that public companies have no eonscieooe was never more folly exemplified than in the relations of the Skinners' Company with their tenants, whose oases have been before the Sub-Commissioners sitting ...

... THE WHIGS GO TO THE WALL. Lorp HarTINGTON, the Duke of Argyll, and Mr. Goschen have succeeded in demonstrating the weakness of the Whigs. They have tried beyond their strength. In England and Scotland they are overshadowed with the great personality of ...

... NORTHERN WHIG LIBERALS. . —— — A prEACHER who getsinto the pulpit to read a lesson on charity, shonld himself keep slander far from his pulpit. The Northern Whig just now has given us an illustration of how easy a thing it is to preach one thing and practice ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) Sir Hervey Breton in the opinion of the electors of Coleraine, is a model member of Par. liantent. If the electors of Coleraine enjoyed the inestimable privilege of holding land under the worthy Baronet of Downhill, they would ...