... applications for an attachment agaiost the Whig, Star, and Examinrr were argued to-day counsel eich side. At the conclusion, the Chief Justice intimated that they would deliver judgment in the three oases—the yorfhrrn Whig, Kortkfm Star, and the Examiner —at ...

... the working not combined to force advance wages, as far as Whig legislation is concerned, they would have been literally starved out of tho country. The big loaf —loaf of promise —which the Whig humbugs lifted the polo to bo gazed upon—not eaten where is ...

... REPRESENTATION OF BELFAST. We {Northern Whig) learn special telegram from London this (Monday) morning that Mr. S. G. Getty, who, as is well known, has been in bad health for long time back, has just resigned his scat as M.P. for Belfast. The new writ ...

... with, the Whigs. It was true tho Conservatives took credit for the Reform Bill of 1867, hut was introduced, not for the good of the people, but take the wind out of the sails of Mr. Gladstone’s party—to use recognised expression dish the Whigs.” Who repealed ...

... Dublin, Wednesday.—After five o'clock this evening, the notices filed for attachment against the proprietors of tho Northern Whig, Ulster Examiner, and Northern Star, for contempt of Court in having published articles commenting on the merits of the election ...

... who was drowned. Several of the men were greatly exhausted ; but they were brought safely on shore and attended to.—Northern Whig. ...

... cr, named Caughey, correspondent of the Whig, and pro-editor of the Anmitjh O'uonli'in (a pretended Conservative journal) was greeted with different reception, and incessant cry was kept np to “put out the Whig reporter.’’ An abstract of the proceedings ...

... All hesitation should now be a thing of the past, and an earnest effort made to rescue the borough from the thraldom tho Whigs. Sir Dominick Corrigan is mentioned as fourth candidate in the Liberal interest, and lie has written to a solicitor asking ...

... intolerant Ultramontane party, whose aim is annihilate the liberties of the Roman Catholic laity ? Is it not fact, also, that the Whig-Radical Government had conceded to the Ultramontanists that the National System should become virtually a Denominational System ...

... though it ought not to be difficult to find many well qualified men. Tho Standard speaks of Cabinet reshuffling of the old Whig cards, and not in any modem sense a Liberal Cabinet. LORD STANLEY AND THE EASTERN ...

... is made-the advocates still alleging this boon granted will pacify and tranqniUise the people of Ireland. _ ~ , - Thus have Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, outbid each other for popularity, political sense. The real cause, however, has been which ...

... forward, who in the House of Commons would a supporter of the present Government. When had such a patriotic Government The Whigs in power basely treated this country. They passed no measures for the good of the nation. Their ears were closed against every ...