... cuctea the defence. Eugene Digby Tarleton deposed-I remember the 22nd October. I was then employed as a printer in the Northern Whig Office. I was going through Calender Street to the lthig Office about balf-past I nine o'clock on the eveniag in question. ...

... now, Sir, that on the repetition of such silly, mlschievous,' and, I may say, insane articles as appeared in the H~ortlucita Whig on the a3d instant, a circular shall be seat to the merchants, manufacturers, bankers, ani shopkeepers of BelfaSt, calling ...

... specioa oZ literature was thlis-that it -was of gre at use to tho Tfories in thnea of elections. You kntow what happllened when a Whig andidate came forward for an&y borough1 or aly cOouliy. A rsans Ironm theso Liljeb-az papers went'downto the election mind ...

... candidate coane forward for cny borolugh or any county. A man from these Liberal papers went down to the election and opposed the Whig candidate, and fought hard for the Tory caodidate. Trot was the only result ever I saw from these national j urnals. Even this ...

... success that he was'induced to look to the stage as a profossion. THE ALLEGED FENIAN ARRLST1S I1 BELFAST.' (Fe-roe ?? fe'rthera Whig of hoeeidey.) Since lhursday iight last, so'far as we have been able to learn, no further arrests or- searches hare been made ...

... the same, and she always supported me; Sir Edward was an accomplished gentleman whbn he was young; Sir Edward was always a Whig. When he became old, and saw the error of his ways, he advanced a little to your side I The Court-What do you call his side ...

... across-sommoRs, charged t Mr. Eisbey for that he did, on the 9tb dayof Feb. inst., print and publish in the Belfast Northern Whig news- paper, and in the Belfast Maoroig 17feos, a certain false, scindalous, and malicious libel on and con- ceruing the c ...

... much known across the water. He had pointed the allusions to himself. The plaintiff, in order to return a moderate Russell- Whig in opposition to a temperate Conservative, thought it necessary to wrench the tenant from the landlord-thought it necessary ...

... there vwas a time when os1bs of this kind were of nue. Dot who iretromcced those yiito the law of England ? Was it not the Whigs in vithe settlement of the Bevolntisu. and when it was k I ltelv proposed to abolhih those oaths, what did Sir e gI nh Csirns ...

... Thomas Lucas, indentured apprentice, was brought up on warrant, charged by Mr. F. D. Frinly, pro- prietor of the eorrhern Whig, with absenting himself from his employment without leave, he being an in- dentured apprentice. Mr. Rea (in tbe absenoe of ...

... alone can furnish to the English comprehension. I think that such of our friends as have uncon. ditionally supported the Whigs in the recent divisioa are mistaken. I cannot participate in the eathu. siastic confidence in Mr. Gladstone which the O Donoghoc ...

... Cabinet, we think it more than probable that a dexterous motion, for Parliamentary reform would lead to the reinstalm ent of the Whigs next February, though we don't see what the Reformers are likelyto get by such a motion, except a return to office. Perhaps ...