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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 ...
... 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, ...
... loathsome stream that v. orns its sliray way to the nongeniel, and not Iees filthy, wat. r of the L32an.. . . . .. . . The Belfast Whig is, if we meay believe his rsseverations, the grest it iund and patron of C:tholics. Ho is wilkel pf to defend thera ag.irst ...
... 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 ...
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... case, and hope for his future release from the darkness of spiritual error; but there is something in the declaration of the Whig which cuts him off from all sympathy-which presents to us the image of an individual who cannot, and will not, even graduate ...
... AND THE WHIG. Tim Northern Whdg, in its publication of yesterday, pronounces Mr. Whiteside's speech, on Thursday night, an utter and farcical failure, and refers its readers to its report for proof of the assertion. 'We give' quoth the Whig, Mr. ...
... GREAT WHIG MEETING. I (FRoM THE COURIER OF TItIUISDAXY) A meeting of Members of Parliament, and of other gen- tlemen connected with the liberal cause, was held this fore- noon at the British Coffee House, and wras attended by above 100 Members of the ...
... luck in their affectionate intercourse, at least until ?? mnxt time the dictator is told the direction of tile stairs in the W/hig office, These, forsooth, are the peoiple who assume to direct the public sentiment of the town ! But the Wlhig's gratitude ...
... Gladstone, who has never professed to be a Whig. for declining to be bound by Whig traditions, but when he goes out of his way to appeal to themn it is right to point oati their bearing upon the issue. The Whigs can never be wholly exonerated from blame ...
... Mt'NICIPAL AFFAIRS-TILE WHIG. Oun impertinent, and ludicrously self-esteemed contemporary, the W'hig, has not replied to us-it has abused us, called us a variety of ill names, which by a little attention to Captain Grose's Classical Dictionary qf ...