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... remains. The passengers who arrived in Belfast last evening are for towns on the Ulster and Northern Counties lines.— Northern Whig. ' . The Starry Banner. —As no such ship is known at Lloyd’s as'the Starry Banner steamship, trading between New York and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Appliealioni for AUnehnuntt against the Proprieton the Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner. Tho Ml Conrt ol Cemmoa Pl«m oak o'dMk lE* for •ttaAmata IE* , propriotoro tbo Northern Whig, Northern Star, lister Examiner aovopopon, for tko fabWooHon ...
... to to a aonr «xton-y^ . , „ ■ _ .. . . toeratire, and intonating olmaunlaotare ia toi. Bmn»«r..n..lto.bmt ofcominm too for whig Ummtok todmtortd. i-pcnmaaled tho okaraetor to ■«- W. to tha toat oronted tutanar nmriment. «tomin , pomade ; h- arouio, Writom- ...
... concern alice, the | as to the article in the Whig, | will aay that, latitude, the case of the Daily Telegruph bears on th publi- would be an on the prosnt applic writer in this article in the Northera Whig ca'calated t would be | lice and embarrass the ...
... businens, Address, “ il, W., Northern Whig Uflice.' es, wa mews tha Danae Part NTED, ON OR BEFORE vi - u ee or, Advertiser would juin any party requirio foot in taking « house joiutly— occu uppe Beta, Northern Whig Offi jasfitter & NTED, TO. REPRESE ‘aa ...
... proprietor of tha Northern Whig ahoatd to adjaoalabad, that than thoald to rale ia tha other two aaata. Mr. JatUoa Ktogh eoncarrad la toe jadgwrat of Mr. Jartiet Lawoon; and Chief Jaatlea thought that tha proprietor of to* Northern Whig aboald to eallad a poo ...
... unarzvable that the Whig, if it were written in reference to a private Court sheuld either admonish Mr. Finlay or ioflict punishment on him. After some further o! tions, the learned Judge said that, as regarded the ing the TO Whig, he was in favour of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... to the Whig at present. The Chief Justice remarked that they had not yet come to the Northern Star. Air. Macdonogh observed that so far he had been discussing tho law. The article in tho Star was not s fierce tho ono which had appeared in tho Whig. Tho ...