... HE CASE OF THE REV JOHN LYLE. Whiteabbey, 21st March, 1869. To THE EDITORS OF THE ** AND ** NORTHEBN WHIG,.” take ne exception te your censorship: I glory in your guardianship of public morality—your rivileges aud powers as the organs of a free press; ...

... freely struggle together, has never yet met with a full and from that ultimate tribunal. Tories and Whigs rivalled each other in the persecution of Whig and Tory journalists. While statesmen and courtiers were passing from one master to the other, and ...

... the county was ob- tained by Mr. J. yA + ae News-Letter. the advertisements two tenders, one from the coe later ond from the Whig, and the latter obtained it. The Grand Jury adjourned in the afternoon until ~ Monday. Mr. Justice Bail and. Judge Fits ee ...

... CALLED “THE NORTHERN HERALD,” AND ULSTER ADVERTISER, Containing Twenty-fcur of close! i Matter, same size as the Belfast Daily Whig, or mM Terms—2d per abie in Advance. , 2s 2d; Half-yearly, 4s 4d; Yearly, 8s 8d; Pay EW Towns in the Province of Ulster have ...

... exonerated to some degree. In the meantime, the 24th Regiment has been ordered Cork. The Morning Herald asks, Where are the old Whigs 1 and comments the present state of parties from its ovfu point of view. ...

... THE CASE OF THE REV JOHN LYLE. Whiteabbey, 2ist March, 1860. To THE EDITORS OF THE ** MERCURY” AND ‘* NORTHERN WHIG.” Sirs,—I take ne exception te your censorship: I glory in your guardianship of public morality—your rivileges and powers as the organs ...

... will only be a sham fight got up to resemble a real one. The Tory Opposi- tion does not want to kill the ig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his conscience without the ...

... voted against m why they should net. them on this and the still who abstained from takes from the character of a That old Whigs envy and hate Mr. Gladstone, and that old Tories resent the introduction of a financial which makes the minister of the ever ...

... think the wade may well grumble if their interests are sacrificed in the fray. The ition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote ing 60 his conscience, without ...

... think the trade may well gramble their interests are sacrificed in the fray. The any ition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not iatend to be killed. The-case is one in which every member may vote , ing to his conscience, without ...

... Times as leaving the session barren. It is the of the session. The Herald that a series of disastrous failures is all the Whigs will have to boast about when they are on their autumnal visit to their con- stituents. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. 9 From ic ...

... — THE CASE OF MRS. HOLDEN. Tux following letter is from Mr. T. H. Jones, J.P. It is addressed to the editor of the Northern Whig. There is no reason to doubt that Mr. Jones’ appeal will be generally responded to :— Moneyglass House, Toomebridge, Sept. ...