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... and ready for another downward etep, if they can only hare the power to do the miachief they intend. Thirty-dee yean ago the Whig* aeeeiled the Irirh Church, radncing the nembae of ite BUbopa, end lopping of a portion of ite income. That car done under ...
... doatera. tion of Mr. Praocte Dateall Finlay m proprietor of Ua Northern Whig newspaper; copy of Uo Whig containing article In which site gad libel appears, aad also eopy of lbs Northern Whig of U* 22d Dacambor, whteb aonlrinad an artiste on oaa of trial* for ...
... againat ia th* Mean of Common*, and all wan altimately •amounted. Mr. Oladatone and the factioua portion the Liberala, whether Whig* Radical*, gar* aa much oppoeition aa they could to th* Condiment eefaeme, not with a riew of promoting a better bill, but ...
... of the ease. At the leal Aeelaee to OaMgh aad Liflbrd iaaiagee were obtained, to two separate aetioas, agaiaet the Northtm Whig aad Mr. Heaiptpo tor pabllehlag the article to The ptatotiffe at that time vara Mr. Hoary Platt, aad bis vlfe, and It vaa alleged ...
... Judge Keogh entered the Coart-boiue this ■oroing ten o’clock, cad rceoaed the hearing of THE LIBEL CASE AGAINST THE NORTHERS WHIG. Lordabip—lCr. M'Laaghlia, job vuh anything to the Joey f Mr. M’LaoghUa—Ob, no, lord. Ivu perfect!. 6on« jSde laet olght. Mr ...
... only published the Whig, but that he spread Vund-eovt through Deny number of bond-bills ealhag attention the artirie. Be held in his head a espy of the placard to which it referred, and which contained those word*—This Monday’s Whig, with the artirie ...
... CROWN COURT— Omaom. Tccsoat, 19. Judge Keogh took hia seat Court at twelve o'clock. THE LIBEL ACTION AGAINST THE “NORTHERN WHIG. Platt, and ; Frtmdt Dalvil This was action (or lihei.’iu which Havy Plait and Msrgsrct Platt warn plaiot.ffs, and Pronaia ...
... are called upon at every election, in naaia of Ood, for the lake their eeanlry, aad for the honour of their Church, veto for Whig-Radieal Mam ban.” Tbe unfortunate voter in Tipperary aad Waterford,’' who attempt! oxavetoa Utile independence, to met by ...
... Hie Lordship—Now, I will allow yon to ask hew many did the witness merits daily. Mr. Carson—How many copies of the NoriAerm Whig did yen receive drily Witncee—Thirty copies daily. Mr. Dowse—l object the evidence. Hlaljrdebip Yen late. The gaestion has ...
... ladalgaaea la pnaaaaloaa, they bat aa aaa aith reapeet tbiaencily hitherto they, aad tbay only, bare victintaad by aaManaiva Whig Oovarnmenta. rial to pin tkadr l atapdaad Maappnbatlaa proeeaaiona. In way tbay gntnltoaaly aa* to taab. law non poodarona ...
... principle ahould be applied fairly in the three kingdoma. If, too, then ia to be n-diatribulion of Charch and other property. th* Whig Lords, who wet* enriched by Church and Abbey Unde at th* Beformatioo, mutt not be overlooked, nor lay impropriator* in Englud ...
... most aaiacky editor was James Ryan, who, ia vindication his hoaoar, was killed R. B. Hamit, of the Whig. From the report of the fight would seem that Whig got the heat of It. Next the list came Walter Hickey, who indulged ia auroral street rows, was repeatedly ...