... him the Tictim (he foul elandera and malevolent ptr, secution the Whig perty, alike the o:.en enemies o oor people’s cause and the secret foes of our holy re i* Proposed by Mr Martin Hayden, eecanded by Mr James Hanly, jun., .. Resolved— * That we, therefore ...

... ULSTER TENANT-RIGHT ASSOCIATION, The important proceeding referred in the following report, which appears in the Northern Whig, was alluded to in our last: A meeting of the Committee appointed to prepare a plan of organisation for an Ulster Tenant-Right ...

... Mew-road, and are. we believe, the firet which have been dug this year in this neighborhood. Tuesday Captain A. Drought, Whigs boro ugh, sent sample of another description, which also appeared to dry and firm- • King* County Chromde. ...

... genial rain that has prevailed for the last fortnight three weeks, their growth continues steady and their appearance healthy.— Whig. ...

... prejudice fair trial of caase. Tbe action was for libel. The libel complained of wss an advertUeraent published in the Northern Whig, purporting to ba ‘‘Ciotion” to fltxseed importers and farmers, and alatiog that several sacks of flixseod, marked “M. B. N ...

... 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. ...

... petitions, which will be taken TUB DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JUNE 13. 1857. THE VICEROYSHIP. Demolition of the Viceroyalty is darling Whig object. Hitherto has been successfully resisted by the Irish constituencies and the Conservatives of England. Every scheme ...

... persuasions. can hardly understand, then, the niild insinuations of the Evening Post, or the rhetorical paroxysms of the Northern Whig. The Oaths Bill is indirectly intended to open parliament to the Tews, but its direct and professed object is to remove from ...

... turnips, has been retarded by the unsettled weather lately prevailing.— Tipperary Free Frest The Chops Ulster. —The Northern Whig of Tuesday gives the f.»ll *wiug report of the state awl prospect* of the crops ill the North of Ireland Although there lias ...

... usual manner. The establishment will be, in every respect, conducted after the model of the firstclass London Clubs. —Northern Whig. Dublin Statistical Society.— The Council have appointed as Barriugton Lecturers for the ensuing year Frederick Evelyn, Esq ...

... defence of the Costle, the wont signifying it does to English cars anything but purity of government. It i, a synonym f .r Whig corruption, the studious exclusion of Protestants from the position, which their talent, and mfloence in the country entitle ...

... enjoy “High Life Below Stairs;” but “A visit to the servants” is not considered either enjoyable or ennobling.— ! Northern Whig. ...