... writer, and we have no doubt it was a faithful summary of what took place on the application for the mandamus. The Northern Whig was the only other Belfast paper that supplied its readers with an original report of the proceedings, and commented upon them ...

... Mr. t'iorst saidI I tiit the permaneunt Civil Servieo of the Country h'tdl been organizsa tsurinp thirty or forty years of Whig ' asceudene~Y, anrd til CeollSeljuenee Wa15 it xvas ilt niot easy to cnforco upon thton Lioinser~vative lrais.I f'onserx'atix'e ...

... Welling- ton Young, solicitor, on behalf of james M)1Cuh. i lough, Mr. Webb ?? was sure that there was not a farmer preset, 'Whig or Tory, ?? or Green, but was rejoiced that Mr. M'Oullough was not turned out on the roadside ithat day, and that he would ...

... evidence tools us . by surprise ; but we swear, that when Brookes' mill was shut, an advertise- ment appeared in the Northern WhIg, of 13th March, 1847, which led to the discovery of a correspondence with John Sharples, the partner of this very '-lorrocks ...

... inves- tigating certain cases of alleged impropriety on their part, referred to in the police reports published in the Northern Whig, and in a letter signed A Resident of the Royal Terrace, which appeared in the same journal on the 17th instant. In tie police ...

... a gentleman who had. been for enauzyyears tiln agent of the Hertford estates, against the pro- re pvieter of the Northf ern Whig. It was founded. on Me two publications printe)d in the defendant's paper. The plainso the pai-t of the plaintiff were con- ...

... examined by Mr. REA-I am th; a printer in the Northern a Whig Office. I have been boi working there a nuimber of years. I know the de- grr fendant, James Lyrae. He served his time in the p1h, Northern Whig Office. Ile left about three weeks ths ago during the ...

... pay a tine of 40s., and costs, or tie imuprisoned fourteen (lays. CHiARGSE OF oPrENiNG5 PRIVATE LETTEMS, AT THE N ORTniEit WHIG' OFFIeCE. John Brook, foreman printer on the Northern llrhiq, nppeared to answer the comnplainit of Casement Mliller one of ...

... possession from April until August, 1898. The Court granted the application, andi ad- journed the case for a week. THE NORTHERN WHIG COPA?NY, LASUTED, V. SHONE & COSPA2Y, LIMITED, This case was listed on an application by the plaintiff company for an order ...

... stirrring a balance as it appears in the printed accounts. The further hearing of the case was then ad- journed till Wednesday.-Whig. ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT-FRIDAY, MIr Commissioner ?? presided at this Court to-day, and disposed of the following pro- t perties:- ...

... ed.' -Mr. O'DournL-Did you mention the matter to Mr. Montgomery? Mr. M'£rLEAn&-I sent Mr.Montgomery a copy of the YNrthr~a Whig containing an:accound'of my application.: Mr. M'Brlean having read a paragraph which appeared in one of the 'local 'ddly papers ...

... member acting with Mr. Kirker at any election. I I never knew who Mr. Kirker voted for, but I don't , think he ever voted for a Whig. I don't think there is any reason to call him a turncoat. l put Mr. M'Clcre up mysef and carried tim.Mr. ?? was proceeding ...