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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 a half, but still in tain. On he walked, op and down, steadily perusing the Northern Whig, till I could wait no longer, and was forced leave. I know not whether the gentleman it slow reader or whether he pursued the ...
... GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF BELFAST. A correspondent of the Northern Whig says: The important business Indicated in previous communication reference to the ‘•reballot,” and other matters contained in the extraordinary resolutions issued by the Grand Lodge of ...
... petition to render Mr. M'Clure's election void, and that deponents believed there was good cause for the petition. The SortKe Whig, which appeared daily, published article, entitled The Belfast Flection.” which they referred. The deponents firmly believed ...
... also read the articles in full from the Whig that were complained of, and submitted that there bad been nothing more than newspaper war between the two jonrinils.and now one of the parlies wanted to have the Whig attached. Mr. Finlay, in his affidavit ...
... MU. GLADSTONE AND THE UNITED ATKS. following is tbo full test the letter refarro-l to in SlcuJay's Whig, having beenad dressed Mr. in 1867 Mt. C. Lester, an American author, in regard tin great Americau struggle : “11. Carltou bouse Termer. Angnst 8, ...
... 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 ...
... their judgment was that the three motions for attachment should be refused, with costs. Mr. Justice Morris said, regards the Whig, he was in favour of admonishing the proprietor, and making liim pay the costs of the motion. Chief- Justice Monaghan was of ...
... they perceived hie willingness to victimise himself, they only aided and assisted in giving him additional claim Government (Whig) patronage, which was sure never to reach any one not imbued with antl-orTlmrTlm Dean of Cashel, of course, knows very Utile ...
... capacity, will not swain so easily filled up. That a copy of tbeforego. minute be transmitted toe family of lamented deceased. Whig. Queen Isabella I aris.— A Faria correspondent writes; The Emperor gave his first court ball this week at the Tuilleries, Isabella ...
... celebrated work, ent'tled Tactics,” by systematic communication with Parliamentary candidates, irrospective of the distinctions Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, and by repeated correspondence nearlv eight hundred editors of daily and weekly newspapers ...