... decut et tutamen of Whigs, who bestrid them in a thousand fights, kicking them all the while that they lay cowering under his sevenfold bull-hide, his reverence, in a paroxysm of frankness, exclaims— I say, give me, at any time, the Whigs, with all their ...

... plaintiff, and Messrs. Finlay, the proprietors of the Northern Whig, were defendants. The libel complained of was a circular, to which the name John Kea” was affixed, published in the Whig on the 9th February, 1856. It referred to the proceedings of the ...

... addressed the electors. Mr. Laureuce Waldron, of Dublin, comes forward. He is a ''sincere Catholic, ex- pects nothing from the Whigs, and looks upon the Church establishment as the monster griev- ance of Ireland. The electors have now before them Major ...

... forward at the request of a large and influential body of the electors. He is a sincere Catholic, expects nothing from the Whigs, and looks upon the Church establishment as the monster grievance of Ireland. This shows the manner of man the free and ...

... so tha readily, bsenae I see disposition in seam quartan again to fiisg our nobis County into the heads of the Ariatoeratie Whig Party —that party which Lard John Bussell, the eacsny of the creed and rasa ef the great majority of oar people, is the leader ...

... NorlJkam Whig, deposed be attended meeting called for the election of alderman for the Cromac Ward, ou tbe February, 1856; saw Mr. Lind say, tbe plaintiff, there, and him speak, bad reported his speech verbatim, was published in tbe Nor-htr* Whig. On cr ...

... declaration Lord Palmerston’s Solicitor General against the miserable Grant Maynooth, show u* whst we hare to expect firom the Whigs. -h«it hold myself; I always hare been, thoroughly independent of all parties. I shall cheerfully co-operate with the other ...

... COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH-Mondat. Robert Lindsay v. Proprietors of the Northern Whig. This was an action for a libel against the defendants who are the proprietors of the Northern Whig newspaper. Messrs. Fitzgibbon, Q.C., Macdonogh, Q.C., O’Hagan, Q.C., and ...

... —vi*., Mr. Miller, London merchant, and for short time member for Maldon, Conservative; Mr, J. G. Rebow, of Wyvenhoe Park. Whig; and Mr. Haven., Radical Miraculous Escape.—The new auxiliary screw steamer Chilie, the first of new line of packet steamers ...

... osaiblo, to jockey the popular Candidate, and to retain the aeat for one the fcmily” eaae the petition abonld aend the Liberal Whig once again into the retirement Marlfield. ...

... recent declaration of Lord Palmerston’s Solicitor* General against the miserable grant ahow ua what we have to expect from the Whigs. 1 shall hold myself, X have been, thoroughly independent of all parties. I shall cheerfully to operate with the other rep ...

... recent declaration oflxml Palmerston's Solicitor-General against the miserable grant to show us what we have expect tc> the Whigs. 1 shall hold myself, I always have been, thoroughly Independent of all panics. shall cheerfully co-operate with the other ...