... for th: liberty of free discussion, the article in the Whig, in hia opinion, greatly exceeded the limits of anything that the court ought to pass over. He thougbt that the case of the Nerthern Whig came within the rule of strict law, aad in his judgment ...

... Head-constable Foley and a body of police were present keeping order. Mr Vance, Salvage Inspector, was also pre- sent.— Northern Whig. ...

... this is the climax of absurdity ; but we admit it is, on their part, perfectly natural under the circumstances.”— Northern Whig ...

... animated with the same spirit as the Whig, though not with such pointed ferocity. Mr in objected to Mr Macdonogh referring to the Whig. Mr Burr said he was really very anxious to be heard on the articles of the Whig, which Mr Macdonogh was evidently arguing ...

... to discuss cases which were pending in that | court, whether they were of a public or private character, The article of the Whig clearly weut beyond anything that was justifiavle in relation to the pending trial. In that case there was contempt | of eourt ...

... an! publisher of the Nurthern Whig, wes opened this morniag, before the full Coart of Cum nan Pleas. flr Macooxocu, ia opening the case, said the Application for the at reat was for comments publistied fa tha Nourthera Whig o1 tae penliog election petition ...

... disclosed new sources of strength. The leap in the dark—a leap precipitated by the selfish and iasincere manceuvres of the Whigs, who at the last were of all men the most reluctant to take the landed us on solid ground. But there is need for patience and ...

... ally where those classes are connected with the land or with the learned professions or the defensive services. Whig and Tory squires, and Whig and Tory officers and clergymen and lawyers, are much alike in hating democratic doctrines and de- Precating ...

... have been £10—not to go towards the expenses, but to be divided between Keating, M‘Gladdery, Jeremiah M'Keuna, of the Nerthern Whig, Mr Foster, aud his brother, fer working to secure the return of Jobnston. I could not say bow much we got, but I am sure it ...

... was poured out on the advocates ‘of liberty and the revolution in the sister kingdom. ‘Their Parliament was always strongly Whig, and ‘scarcely manageable during the later years of the ‘Queen. They began to assimilate themselves ‘more and more to the English ...

... ‘lwo others are not expected | ™ ’ be investigated.— Northern Whig | murder as any ever perpetrated by the hand of an assassin. | at In 1860 the govern- » to De investigated.— Northern Whig fhe murdered man was a good and liberal landlord, and | '® Tecover- ...

... Skillen, Downpatrick ; and Mr William ; after which the proceedings were brouget toa close with proyer by the Kev R of Nerthern Whig. ...