... M'Lean. .F. D, Finlay v. Simms and Ferrar. Tina was an appeal from the Belfast Manor Court. The proprietor ol the Northern Whig had advertised the prospectus of his daily paper in the Belfast Mer curt/, as well as in the other Belfast papers; ami the ...

... that it was by the Whig party that the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill was introduced into parliament, and that the last act of this party was set on foot an ex-officio prosecution against two priests for having employed against the Whigs that clerical influercc ...

... subjected to prosecution, but we protest against the principle of indemnifying them at the cost of the people of Belfast.— Whig. ...

... latest and most disgraceful is controversy now going on between the Whig and Mercury. Will our readers pause to peruse the following specimens of journalistic delicacy Thus doth the Whig Thus doth the Mercury speak out;— reply *• The uninitiated in Bel- ...

... is—though are not in the least anxious to learn—because a few oonfcem. poraries are making great pother about him A Dublin Whig newspaper dolorously complains of his conduct in giving in his adhesion to tb Orangemen of Trinity College ; and one or two ...

... tenant right wis demanded by formidable phalanx of independent men whose efforts were counteracted and rendered nugato-y by Whig apostacy, prevariemion. and disunion ; and, so long as venal selfish Whigism is supported by the sof. frage of the people, ...

... objected to the ten pounds franchise while the right hen arable member for Bucks declared the lieform Bill of 18311 » great Whig job. He wished to draw from the ministry avowal of their real intentions. with which fie should he satisfied. The Chancellor ...

... that Mr. Milner Gibson’* amendment wh ch overturned the Whig ministry was in the handwriting Ot Lord John Hu sell. It was in the possession of the late I minis ration, and the treachery of the ex-Whig leader was so nsucb lelt t hat nil members bound themselves ...

... e'ect whom they liked, they would withdraw for that purpose. The com p ct had bom broken, not the Conservative party out the Whig party. Af dt-cu-sion. the matter dropped. Mr. Boao said there were some in *he house from tie Ins'itn'ion for the Deaf «nd ...

... Still does tho crafty English statesman, true to bis antecedents, manage to keep the Irish divided into two hostile factions of Whig and Tory. Now, assisting one party to maintain a vile, anti Christian ascend mey over their fellow-men; and again, as it suits ...

... Whenever our contctn]K>raries quote items of nows from any other Bedfast journal they acknowledge tho name of that journal (as Whig or Netct- IjV tr) at lx>ttom. But when they clip from our columns they almost invariably quote “ Belfast Paper.” This is rather ...

... had not made out his cas**, and commenting on the unfairness of sending the paragraph above referred to for publication the Whig, in order to bias the public mind as to the character the case. His Lordship having commented on the evidence. The jury, after ...