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... which would fetter that liberty if fairly and honestly exercised _. He was of opinion that the _articles in the _ffortfiern Whig had not transgressed those limits , _and that the motion ought to be _refused with costs . Mr Justice Morns thought the rule ...
... Happily, with one or two exceptions, the Administration has got out of the sexagenarian, septuagenarian, and almost octogenarian Whig circle; but England, so far as the Ministry is concerned, is not yet to he saved by hitt youth, according to Mr. Disraeli's ...
... beim- the can get et &Artie& pas is the eater onus, as a might otherwise be Om E a of propmty, compbag ef nisitecandla stuff, Whigs helm& *errant. their fol. • lowers, wbish reek fcr t b A u . wet P art ...
... poor fellow's sufferings. Panes Court of Common Pleas gave judgment on Thursday in the attachment motions against the Northern Whig and other Belfast papers. Mr. Justice Lawson thought it for the interest of the public that matters such as an election petition ...
... address to Publishers tbs WEEKLY MOKTHEHN WHIG, who will forward a copy of that paper every Friday evening, for one year, for sum Eioiir BBIU.IHOS Six* PS.ncs, and the amount of postage. The WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG is the latest newspaper for the Doited States ...
... Zzaminer, and the Beaver of Miter, puldished articles on the 19th ult. similar is tone and tendency to the articles in the Whig, and the publishers had been served on the same day (21st) es Mr. Fialay. The court reserved judgment. The Bishop of Bangor ...
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... petition to render Mr. 31•Clore's election void, and that deponents believe there was good cause for the petition. The Nothern Whig, which daily, published an article entitled The Belfast Election Petition, to which they referred. Ibe depo• seats firmly ...
... THE LONDON COMPANIES— THE POSED COMMISSION OF INQUIRY m, ( From Londonderry Standard The Northern Whig Mo.iday contains important suggestion, in reference to the Committee of inquiry into the management the Irish Kstates held by London Companies, for ...
... power. He went on to remark that Dr Johnson, the great lexicographer, had fixed the parentage of the Whigs by saying that the Devil was the first Whig. (Laughter and applause.) He did not say whether Dr Johnson was right or wrong, but he was a man of great ...
... family estates of Renfrewshire, on the death of his father, Alexander Speirs, Esq., of Elderslie, a leading and consistent Whig, who was at once the Lord-Lieutenant and Member for the County. The lamented deceased was educated at Eton ; in 1858 he entered ...
... possession of a half-crown of the pe- riod of Socrates, or a sixpence of the currency of Da- rius. They quarrelled worse than Whig and Tory over the relative value of their respective cabinets. But they were on most intimate and cordial terms. The three ...