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... lorornAmi. ON were completed, end tb• pm. WWII' returned kr oi/el.—Northern Whig. I THE E.XIECTED RISING. KILDARY., kl't•Del —All quiet here. ,7 buncar.—c o maturbsuor. townspeep'. renisined up all Light, expecting • renewed i,utiaresk. The police made ...
... case was heard before Mr, Justice and a Special Jury:— Pl+tt and Wife v. the Northern Whig. Tins was action brought against Francis as proprietor the Northern Whig, Jot the publication nn alleged libellous article which appeared the Telegraph after the ...
... must deceive him to any such meeting he refers to having taken place in 1829. The only meeting held about that time by the Whig party on the subject of Reform, of which lam aware, or of which I can learn anything from Lord Russell, was one of memben of ...
... copied into tbo Northern Whig, and the plaintiffs then took an action against the proprietor of that journal for libel, and also took the present proceeding against the defendant Uompton for having sold copies of the NorOtem Whig in Londonderry. The defendant ...
... Head-constables Simpson Jacques for tho manner in which they bad proooeded in the seizure. The case adjourned for week. —Northern Whig. REMOVAL ARMS TO THE BARRACKS IN BELFAST. consequence the appreheudon of Fenian rising in Belfast, the arms and ammunition ...
... require* that tli»jr bring like temper and disposition the treatment Irish question* to show that they are far in advance of the Whig pretenders to statesmanship. ...
... the commission of the Peace, in company with an attorney who is on the high road to baronetcy, is thus reminded the Northern Whig of his own origin :—“ If his lordship’s aristocratic sensitiveness has indeed been offended, it may be well for him to bear ...
... Government of the United States, might be held the Court of Chancery to charged with the payment of debts. PLATT V. NORTHERN WHIG. TYRONE ASSIZES. In this case tho jury returned verdict for plaintiff, with £lOO damages. ...
... opportune, says the right rev. author, expression the popular will is looked for hi, those who desire to legisiriseh/.” The Whig-Radicals, bidding for place, would sacrifice tho Irish Church to the demands of their Roman Episcopal supporters, and facilitate ...
... support given to the measure by Mr. Brights London Oman that we may reckon upon the support not only the Conservatives and Whigs but of the Radicals as well. The only opposition which weapprehend as likely from crotchety men like Mr. Lowe, who don’t teheve ...
... dull consequence of disturbances in the interior. Other news unimportant. TYRONE ASSIZES. In the case of Piatt v. Northern Whig, the verdict was for plaintiff with £lOO damages. COMMERCIAL. After Official Hours.—Consols, 014» Railways generally bet'er ...
... upon the rocks, and, from the severity of the weather, it believed that she will become total wreck in short time. —Northern Whig. FOUNDERING FOUR SIIIPS AND LOSS OF LIFE. Liverpool, Saturday.—Many years have elapsed since so largo a number deplorable ...