... as the Northern Whig confessedly is for the retention of the seat by Mr. Russell, we yet need not go past the editorial in that journal for concrete presentation of the compact in all its miserable quality. Mr. Russell,” says the Whig, made a bad bargain ...

... for our requirements sends on a Persian interpreter.” The Northern Whig deals] severely with the appointmest, condemning it with a rare independence of spirit. Not long ago,” says the Whig, '• commented on the fact that some of the best men of Jhe Irish ...

... Why not give the appointment to someone in the ore© trained to its work and its The position,” says a contributor to Northern Whig, is notoriously a difficult an. ...

... the Foyle. The Whig may not vex its soul over Derry, for Derry people have an excellent, if now and then a somewhat rugged way of doing their own business and telling outsiders to mind theirs. But in passing cannot help but pause at the Whig's high moral ...

... News-Letter designates tho Down disseverance as a political Donnybrook. The Northern Whig admits the gravity of the case, doplorest, and blames all on the Conservatives. The Whig charges them with taking the irrevocable step for the disruption Unionist party ...

... the Directory why it is that effort has been made to organise North Tyrone, to be left or to remain the happy hunting-ground Whigs and Tories.” Another resolution was also passed to the following effect:—“ That reiterate our condemnation the Nalin/i newspaper ...

... writer in the Northern Whig is insisting on Presbyterian organisation, wholesale organisation of Ulster.” What of Derry ? The Sentinel will not say, preforriog-its tourofmock jollity to Cam and Cruckaughrim. Now, tho writer in the Whig is Conservative, P ...

... because he gave more than he* got sometimes, he bad never felt anything said of him deeply or at all. They had been called Whigs,” placehunters,” and so on, bonnd the Liberal party, and they in tarn said that Mr. Redmond and hie friends had sold themselves ...

... oppdrtunity in vindication of the qlain» of the oppressed Presbyterians. Now the cold chain silence over it all. The Northern Whig has become a blank, the News-Letter reposes the peace of a happy deliverance, the Derry Standard continues consistent avoidance ...

... sure, great exemplars in the soberer ways of practical developments in Ireland. Yes, bnt tbo keen perception of the Northern Whig gets to fact of some consequenc —and not to the Nationalist loss at all —that all thronghont the great struggle in the English ...

... BOaXISH BIGOTRY IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig very creditably, and with characteristic good sense joins Father O’Lavorty—a Catholic priest of notable culture and admitted goodwill to all—in endeavouring to stir decent public opinion against the prevalence ...

... Press. You have only to refer to the leading articles of such papers as the Iriih Times, the Belfast News-Letter, the Northern Whig, Belfast Evening Telegraph, on the day after the poll was declared, to be entirely satisfied upon this point. I could show ...