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... has dwindled and shrivelled; it has less of the spirit, not less of the appetite, of its predecessors. The Whigs of the present day are not the Whigs of the last. Their splendid bile is dege- nerated into dyspepsia. They have no faith and no stomach for ...
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... praise; yet such is the uncomfort- able position in which Nse are obliged to exhibit the Northern Whig, in reference to a matter of much local interest. In the Whig of yesterday, and in the body of one of its ordinary, stupid, and malignant attacks upon the ...
... contradictiote of toe report, teryit whch wye hatt ascerttined to he inaccuraie, and the any c contradiction referred to by the Whig nas ourown- I wh .Ns ooe would suppose so to read their ' charitable day, alagraplt. my - tker Sic CAsE OF DIsTnnss.-The recent ...
... TILE PROFESSORS AND THE WIUG. A nLtKXMoot cannot be washed white, even with snow watcr; .no more can our neighbour, the sour Whig, he cured of its ancient antipathy against the Rcv. Dr. Cooke. It is now, perforce, obliged to admit, that the object of its ...
... nnd amiable ministers svlicli the Presbyterian Church, or any other Chsurch, has ever protluced. It is well kisown, and the Whig also well knows, that Dr. Morgan, in his applicationss to government, was never infitienced by asy spisit of dictatorship, ...
... -northern Whig.” M The new volume contains slightly more pages last year's, but this the only change. maintains unaltered all the features of conciseseas, cornprehtnaivcnese, and accuracy that have gone to make the publication invaluable work of reference ...
... ‘‘Northern Whig.” Invaluable handbook to Bellast and the North of Ireland. . . It would be superfinous to en- has for so many years held the field, large on the merits of a work which ness men, is universally known. and, being indispensable to busi- ...
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... TIHE GENTrLEINIANLY WHIG. TuErRE are few terms in the English langisige which it has been found so hard to define as 1 gentleman, and its kindred epithet, gentlemanly. Dr. Johnson described a gentleman as a man who wears a black coat and holds ...