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... 19th of December, the Northern Whig published an article headed The petition against Mr. M'Clure.” in which article the petition was referred to as a mean and paltry act of porty spite. On the 21st December, the Northern Whig published an article headed ...
... Justice Morris said, as regards the Whig, was in favour of admonishing the proprietor, and making him pay the coats of the motion. Chief-Justice Monahan was opinion that there was ...
... peripatetic philosopher for a weary hour and « half, but still in vain. On he walked, up an down, steadily perusing the Northera Whig, till I could wait no longer, and was forced to leave. I know not whether the gentleman is a slow reader or whe- ther he pursued ...
... Justice Morris said, as regards the Whig, he was in favour of admonishing the proprietor, and making him pay the costs of the motion. Chief: Monaghan of opinion that there was no justification for the comments inthe Whig; but, as the Conrt differed as to ...
... RA. ORANGE LODGE RELPAST A correspondent of the Northern Whig says :— The important business indicated in my pre- vious communication in reference to the re- ballot,” and other matters contained in the extraordinary resolutions issued by the Grand Lodge ...
... member for Belfast, apphed order for attachment against Mr, Francis D. Finlay, the printer and publisher of the Belfast Northern Whig upon the grounds that he printed and published in bis paper, on Friday, the 18th, Saturday, the 19th. and Monday, the 21st ...
... also read the arti ai les in fallfrom the Whig that were complained of, and submitted that there had been nothing more than a newspaper war between the two journals,and now one of the rties wanted tohave the Whig attached. Mr. Finlay, in his afli- davit ...
... THE ORANGE BODY AND THE Northern Whig publishes, on the autho- rity of a correspondent, the following resolu- tions, as having been adopted at the recent Dublin of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland. The resolutions seem to be authen- tic, but as the ...
... brings strange missives to the journalist —ietters on every conceivable, and many inconceivable, subjects—religion and politics, Whig and Tory —high, low, broad, and no church, all send in their contributions—every one who has a hobby and is able to pay or ...
... brings strange missives to the journalist —letters on every conceivable, and many inconceivable, subjects—religion and politics, Whig and Tory —high, low, broad, and no church, all send in their contributions—every one who has a hubby and is able to pay or ...
... GLADSTONE A THE UNI S| A’l bk The following is the full text of the letter re ferre! to in Monday's Whig, as having beenad dressed by Mr. Gladstone in 1867 to Mr.C. E Lester, an American author, in regard to th great struggle :— “11, Carlton-house Terrace ...
... and believe it be perfectly impossible to influence or affect any articles which could bo published, whetheJ in the ’Northern Whig or any other newspaper. I entirely deny and disclmm the objects and intents attributed to the said articles and to me in relation ...