... gentlemen (and conld name ©there) have not tholr equals present in the Whig Bal? All the eleven have been promoted, and the younger ones have not yet attained their fo growth. The Whig stock at Wertminater-bal! is used out. In Ireland a similar result, and ...

... time prescribed by the general ordeta. COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH— Tkstkbdat. Robert Lindsay v. the Proprietors of the Northern Whig. This libel ease was resumed at the sitting of the court, and the examination of the witnesses for the defendant proceeded ...

... COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH— Ykstkrdat. Robert Lindsay v. tbe Proprietors of tbe Northern Whig. This case was resumed at tbe sitting of tbe court. It was action for two alleged libels Inserted in the newspaper of tho defendants—one being a circular addressed ...

... Mountain, and some othrf vicinity of Belfast, have been fent our office, indicating the approach of an early epring— Northern Whig Cl'hioi s A ...

... yean pat, that claw had been fonnd in the Conservative ranks. It was the zeal and the number of this clam which destroyed the Whig government in 1841; mainly because it was feared that that Government was hostile to the Protestant Church in Ireland. The ...

... much puzzled to account tor the Four Courts for that still remoter possibly archil ctural freak—the Giant’s Causeway.—Aor/Asm Whig One the uMlorluna thirte.u wha were drowned returning iiomeriom Limerick about nice weeks ago was found near Claroviow on Thursday ...

... case and the pleadings opened, after which the court adjourned. It is action for two alleged libels published the Northern Whig newspaper, and complained of reflecting upon the character of the plaintiff a merchant and a member of the corporation of Belfast ...

... the Maynooth grant almost the only topic of discussion. *ln Colchester not only the Conservative candidate, Mr. Miller, but Whig candidate, Mr, Rebow, has found himself obliged to declare against Maynooth. Even the Solicitor-General, Mr. Stuart Wortley ...