... demur, and to take issue upon them. was an action ot libel, brought for an advertisement or paragraph published in the Northern Whig new-paper by the defendant. Tbe irties were both merchants in Belfast, and the libel in question was follows:— ** Caution. ...

... Being whom w ...

... Castle-street, who, for many years, took a very active and prominent pait in local politics, on the Liberal side. —Northern Whig. Death op Edward Holmes, Esq., M.A.—With great regret we (Manchester Guardian) learn and announce the decease of this gentleman ...

... matters? At all erenu the English not understand opposition in this light, for in Ettglond the opponent, government, whether Whigs, Tories, or Bauicala, call tbetns- Ives, and tire called, her Majesty's Opposition.” The King of Bavaria will stay at Taris ...

... none; at least it will be no more than counter revolution. The substantial res|>ectabUity of Dublin will not revolt.” This Whig organ speaks of the office with such contempt that he is “forced to observe that the present Viceroy confers a dignity upon ...

... twelve ? There is no principle involved now. The principle has been surrendered. It is only a question of expediency, and with Whig statesmen it is always expedient to surrender Church property to Irish agitation, when it reaches a certain point. The most ...

... granted the order. Lythe v. Hunter. The defendant in the above c.i&e, action for an alleged libel publi»hed in the Northern Whig, applied to the court tor liberty to traverse the allegations iu the plaint: Grst, that the words were comprised and published ...

... counties it had before now happened that, coalescing, three agricultural candidales had kept out* their opponent,—call him Whig, Radical, or what you will. Now, Reform Bill should not have regard to particular interests, hut should have for i's object ...