... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... have, our readers are aware, been much increased the recent statute. The coni mission, if ordered, will sit m Londonderry.— Whig. • ...

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

... 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 ...

... publisher of the Northern Whig.” Belfast, was opened on Monday morning, before the full Court Common Picas. Mr. Macdonogh. in opening the case, said the application for the attachment was for comments published in the “Northern Whig” on the pending election ...

... TIIK OF IRISH LIFE.” t|l> , EDrr0 THE WHIG. ,f err ing to the advertisemeat of my book , '1 ReaUties of Insh T,ife. wh.ch has ap- | 1 „r advertising columns, perhaps the , fr Lord Dnfferin may prove of some ■ lk readers. You will perceive it was •* t'nuarv ...

... and Ireland before the blighting influence of the Whigs—an influence whose sole object was to enrich a comparatively small number of great Ra'licai capitalists—has again smiled upon onr land ; and the Whigs—who left Mr. Disraeli the legacy of a disappointed ...

... Morris, Lawson, and Keogh.• This was an application for attachments against the proprietors of the Ulster Examiner, the Northern Whig, and the Northern Star, for having published comments upon the petition lodged in the Court of Common Picas Mr. James M'Tier ...

... dreamed of, and ended the celebrated “leap in the dark”—in household suffrage. And of C«*rBo defended theuiielvcs. They the Whigs,” but they pretty^o«pcctab2y“disliod ,, themselves. Xowrj', Derry, and several other place* in Ireland could not have been ...

... the pending election petition for that borough. Mr. William M'Loughlin said he appeared for the proprietor of the Northern Whig, and having regard to the fact that there were three or four cofums of newspaper articles to be analysed, and the lateness ...

... members of the committee—also, Dr. Cameron, North British Daily Mail; Sir John Gray, M.P., D dly Freeman; F. D. Finlay, Northern Whig ; J. Glover, Leamington Courier ; and J. W. Naylor, Cambridge Chronicle. It will bo seen that all shades of political opinion ...