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... —The Right Hon. Judge Keogh entered court to day at ten o'clock, and proceeded with tho ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST THE NORTHERN WHIG.” Mr. M‘Causland, Q.C., LL.D.,’summed np on the part of Henry Platt and wife, plaintiffs in the ; after which, Judge Keogh ...
... in. The action for libel brought by Mr. Platt checking the prevalent gloom. At the Bank, and his wife against the Northern Whig termi* r n • * * discount demaud, and in nft ted Wednesday a verdict for the plaintbe Stock loans %ere in reqnest per *» j ...
... clergyman in Belfast is plaintiff and the editor of ft Belfast newspaper is defendant. Damages are laid at £5,000. —Northern Whig. Railway Commission Ireland.—London, Friday Evening.—The Railway Commissioners, Ireland, met to-day, and conferred for considerable ...
... : o T^vtne nU, the for him to gcUu^nt.^dWonM ineru. •' r . , j. Troth Protestants were burned to death. When tnoy its the Whig may cease recollected Seullabogne barn and the other raas- forthe IF/to/ The »«crcs of their forefathers, was wonder l l tB ...
... Journal. Com I'ill Miiijszinc. Weekly Review. Mcliura. Belgravia. Punch. Fan. Shipping Gazette Belfast News-Letter. Northern Whig. * . HENRY WRIGHT, Auctioneer. Newrj, 8d June, 1807. ON TUESDAY, THE li™ INST., AT TWELVE ..'clock, lit thr llroknrs Office ...
... Government to go on with the bill. He replied to the charge of inconsistency with great point and humour, observing that tho Whig idea of Reform was for them to always have the credit of proposing, and the Conservatives the duty of opposing. In conclusion ...
... OLD IRISH WHISKEY BELFAST, THE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO READ the Advertisemement this School in this week’s Next-Letter and Whig, and jndge for them- will (D.V.) bo resumed on MONDAY, Angnst the 12tb. F. ANNEBLEY POTTERTON._ 1,2, 3, Corry Square. OF SAME ...
... Constantis .. • • • Mv FK,l:!i “j iallk y-,Bincerely for the for independence of action, both publicly 1 k , «>>io»-Leltcr and Whig, and judge for them- WINE VAULTS, 64, mLUfTREET. kind and flatterin aildresa you *J® and privately. v . . wiU (D.V.) be resumed ...
... entitled to if you deliberately break wellunderstood law. (Hear, hear.) That law may have been administered in one-sided way a Whig Government —processions of your enemies'niny hare been permitted, and Cardinal Cullen mav have with impunity disregarded the ...
... of the Crown, or the rights and privileges of tho House of Lords ? Nothing of tho kind ; but the simple fact was that the Whig franchise of 18S2, which for years its authors had surrendered, discredited, and discarded, had now altogether disappeared ...
... the other side the water of late by and eloquent speech support of the resoln |aß3o- T | ie resolution which he bad tl.o Whig party in this crusade against onr .«»*.. wUv r ;v.rs:; rosSulioß. 0,. eamin, •Ig'A'gg*- h r hr-riou. M . qil ,ta. d.lirerri ...