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... the judges delivered decisions with reference to the motions for attachments against the proprietors of the Belfast Northern Whig y Northern Star, and Examiner, for contempt of Court in printing and publishing articles commenting on the conduct of the ...
... states that judgment has been given in the Court of Common Pleas, on the motion for an attachment against the proprietors of the Whig, Star and Examiner, of Belfast. The court was evenly divided, Judges Lawson and Keogh being for refusing, and Chief Justice ...
... with such pointed ferocity. Mr. M'Loughlin objected to Mr. Macdonogh referring to the Whig. Mr. Butt said he was really very anxious to be heard on the articles of the Whig, which Mr. Macdonogh has evidently arguing upon up to the present. Chief Justice ...
... petitioners I for an attachlment agaicrs the nrorsrietors of three newspapers in the town of t'elaft-naurlrv, the Nor:lieric Whig, the NVor/il w Star, ant the Rea- I mifieqi.; The facts are shortly as ?? elec. tors of the Borouoc of !elfast presented a ...
... dition of solid Parliamentary influence by secur- ing the confidence of any political party. .The distrust entertained by the Whigs for their volun- tee r ally may have been suggest e d by aristocratic prejudice, but it was afterwards justified by expe- rience ...
... ! the mat- called apoa the Coart to interpose ite here wasa ot the rity to prevent it, It was not because the pro Northera Whig was an elector by her these aad a member of Mr, M*Clure’s committee, that personal | the right to discuss morits of a case ...
... ay ; , -r-r + = v er RN WHIG, BEL : = the fa: H (Dr. ort t nd to take a p: th i o this p form ¢ t half of ly Catholic and tion, Such an institation aracteristic sag wali, a | W = | dreadful degradation of the deaf and damt by wise | blind in Cairo, avd ...
... Rheumatism As is Pith bars been us. sore than thirty years their merits advertised, are wail needy over tb• world, and. prior to Whig advertised, tiny erne 4M1p10y44.1 private pr upward. of In ward. of loth cams (ash atrood ImetersteL mid la no ono lantana ...
... 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 ...
... acting temporarily as dispensary pbysician for the Ballyinacarrett district the time, and who attended the deceased.—Northern Whig. ...
... because opposed to the legislative spirit of the age which we live. It had been the policy of all political parties-whether Tory, Whig, Radical—during the last thirty years, to lighten the burden of taxation the industry of the people and throw it upon the shoulders ...
... motion; se ro was the re was the ovk iw relating Judges Tawsoa aud Keogh were for refe law relat 2 of Mem plication agsiust the Whig with costs, a1 it to a against the two other papers, whose comux Mr. 80 Jadges Movahan and Mor lected | -net the attachment—but ...