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... (he Whigs. What the Whigs promised te the Conservatives have done. Nor is this They have given to the country the measure of Beform which for years it had vainly demanded, but achieving that much they have also undone the bad work effected by Whig and ...
... one the agents the snooerefnl candidate. The Northern Whig republished the article from the Telegraph, and Mr. and Mrs. Platt brought the action against Mr Finlay, the proprietor of tho Northern Whig. were enabled by epsclal telegram pobli-h yesterday the ...
... *CluniiutH r lim • there are do recortlj l.jflged In these eaacs. THE INTENDED FENIAN PROCESSION IN BELFAST. (From the Xorthem Whig.) It ha* been slab'll with mom leee degree •■ircou>!‘tanti»lity that tbo proecedingß Sunday week in Cork, »nd of last Sunday ...
... which th«y charged be libellous, imputing to them that they had received a bribe. This article was copied into the Northern Whig, and the plaintiff* then took action against proprietor that jsarsal fer libel, and also took the present against defeadant ...
... to trial, it will, from the nature of tho complaint, bo one tho most extraordinary over brought to issue Ireland. —Northern Whig. The Late Railway Accident Feanck.— , Baron Rothschild has writtefl to MaoCornao, of Belfast, thanking him for his exertions ...
... wlO “paiNOS, 1 .Ki 011 NASSAU BTHIKT. from the 2nd JanoAry, by Lady ■ nTI bp MHd. ona two rtrttogrooni LODGINGS—A pair dr»whig. ronmi furnUbed siUlngTOom sod bedroom, to one the bast In EMnAtoo street; attendance and jyery convenience fera respectable ...
... Opposition ought not to be considered as paramount. the Ecclesiastical Titles Act was the work of Lord Eusaell, there alarm among Whig members, seeing it is generally believed that the Government will fl resistance to Mr M'Evoy’a biß, the ground that the Ec ...
... look for large U ease need, can sbown that the oa»erf failure of the Galway. Imo was say unprecedented—repudiation, nntal the Whig Govwnmtnt on coming into the act their predeo«*sora in grantiy aanbaidy * £70,000 per the newly sUrted Hue. At the time the ...
... lbs real Whig element from tte deputation. Tte former, apart from oonriotione to tbs policy aeatanoe, would probably atetala from any nation in tte matter that might the exaoutian; but it ii rery remarkable that tte tone tte oid Iriah Whigs, and of the ...
... railway most increase also. The action for libel brought Mr. and Mrs. Purr against Mr. Fjnult, the proprietor of the Northern Whig, proves how great degree of care and caution most bo exercised by journalist. the last election for Londonderry Lord Claud ...
... against Ur. Oladstons’s laadersbip of tbs Opposition; and tbs Edinburgh Review, so ti* organ on groat occasions of tbs old Whig*, baa ventured to ball tbs oat,” and bint that tbs greatest Berrios tbs right boa. gentleman can tender tbs party is by falling ...