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... but Chose hopes hod beein frustrated. One oftiie great op objecta appeared ?? have been to get ild of a few indepeiident Po Whigs, who pvevented cthe two disses'rred ports of the Liver, to pooi cabinet from reunitiiig. H Ie leaked with little anxiety fai ...
... praises of the Timaces itself.- The Committee consists of 23, twelve of whom have bteer leading oppositionists. Would the Whig party have aclesd in this manner t Notwithstanding their boasted liberality, wequestion much whether it is made of stuffsi ...
... -TO CORRESPONDENTS We had written a reply to somne observations which vvere directed against the .ews-.Letier in the N2almers Whig Of Thursday last; but we have been compelled to delay its Pub- lication in consequence of a pressure of matter. ...
... of the English .Dissenters. Those who. may hesitate about the truth of our statement, will pliase to poll out their lVrtee' Whigs Maad read with us.' We cannot conceive on what principle the News-L euer can justify its 9ratuitous and invidiow )lostity ...
... empannelled; there was, however, no prosecution. 'l'e Court thon proceeded to try thle caso otf libel. 'The Proprietor of thle Whig was not entitled to challenge any Juror oni thle panel. Mi'. BILADY' opened the proceediogs. .Mr. PEoai\r thcu said, us thle ...
... orthortox cihrreelrnr, rind spiritnial Ciristi an, atf whrich tbis criuritry erlist, ttire orris, with hlrlirig on thi-ir whigs. ?? referenice to tie Blcfiret Ilistitrtioll, iln parv 122, the 6ei'1 D)ealt rsks ' why shioill sulch a rnrwi nuisance be ...
... House, ou Ate Lord's day, for any purpose rhaat7Der. ?? also saith, that lie has read a statement contain- ed in The Northern Whig, dated April, the 3d inst. in which it is asserted, that if Mr. Finlay bad been permitted to examine his witnesses on the late ...
... n, while tire iears of a gratefi l counttry will licver berlew his hearse.'' 1'Ihe latter aire tire Precise wvoris of'the Wh/ig iii relation to tire Marquis ofi ID)ownrsiire, than whom a more zealous, dlisiniteresteri, eflicierit frir'mrd of' Iis cornrtrv ...
... in his pulper, a paragraph similar to that nhi'h had appeared in snuther contcmporary ; but on reCUrrin; o the files of the Whig,q, e find that we have been mistalcon. We have received the verses signed ?? They shall he inserted. if the %writer ivill privately ...
... the Norihrna'Whig had net affirmied it, Ishould never have sus- pected'ibatJI was living in the midst of such evils, and of a course a dailyk witness of such scenes as these. I must take t leave toe doubt the veracity of the Northern Whig on this ;I subject ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Convulsed resentment racked his narrow' soul, Untaught to soar beyond its daik control. * c Afdlicted, feeble, withered inL his might. And sborn of every power but that of spite. - : \ ALcANSIIa.: Thte Northern Whiq, after having spent ...
... d was a corpse; thus affording another melancholy example of the fleeting nature and uncertainty of the life of man,- - 2V Whig. t ATTEAI~PT TO ASSASSINAT E LoRD LoNrooD.- On Monday evening, 21st ult. as Lord Lorngford wacs ro- t turning home from Dublin ...