... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Commission for the southern counties may become unnecessary ; up to this there has been decision on the subject. The Northern Whig points with significant emphasis to the contrast presented the judicial conduct of two judges, administering the law from the ...

... are not likely to deposit with the energetic but too suspicions Belfast banker who had had them summarily arrested. —Norihem Whig, Alarmixo Accident at a Mknaorkir.—On Saturday night, about 12 o’clock, after tho dismissal of tho public from the exhibition ...

... Dublin and Glasgow Steamship Company, was a fine vessel, of firstclass accommodation, and also of great tonnage.— Northern Whig* SHIPPING DISASTER OFF THE COAST OF KERRY. The screw steamer Darien (Uaram, master), with a geueral cargo, and bound from ...

... State” instead of a territory,” has been sustained by the Senate. An action for libel has been brought against the Northern Whig for publishing an article which appeared in a London paper. Every journal in the Empire falls unwittingly into similar libels ...

... ought not to bo considered as paramount. the Ecclesiastical Titles Act was the work of Lord Russell, there is some alarm among Whig Catholic members, seeing it generally believed that the government will offer resistance to Mr. M’Evoy’s bill, on the ground ...

... who had from 1852 1857, encouraged a system of public detraction and disparagement, on the ostenaible ground that I was a Whig placebunter, bat really because, while claiming a due proportion of the public patronage for deserving Irishmen, I would not ...