... Court.] THE BELFAST ELECTION. M’TII’R AND CHARLES MURRAY A RUN DELL, PFTITIOKERS, V. FRANCIS FINLAY, PRO- PRIETOR THE NORTHF.RN WHIG.” This case came before the Court on motion for attachment. Mr. Macdonooh, Q.C. (with whom were Messrs. Fftlkiaer, Q.C., M‘Mahon ...

... solemn compact of two independent kingdoms, all the while removing anomalies; but the Treasury benches were too tempting to the Whigs and Radicals, and an alliance formed of the most incongruous elements succeeded in displacing the Reformer by one who is pledged ...

... COURT. DcßLur, Tucbsdat. Thb Conrt Commou Pleas sat to-day to give judgment in the attachment motions agaioat the /for I/urn Whig, NorihemSUir, and UlmUt Examiner. The three cases were called together the sitting the Court. Their Lordships were divided ...

... candidates. Mr. M’LaccHLnr objected to any allusion to tho Whig at present. The Carer Jusncw—As yet, not commenced with the Northern 'tar. (Laughter.) Mr. Bctt, Q.C., objected to anything in the Whig being introduced to tho prejudice of the Northern e lar ...

... Protestant Constitution these realms I have often l»en asked how I, an Orangeman, could be Tory, seeing that the Prince Orange was Whig. answer to tbit question, brethren, has been this —That the party or Government, whoever they may be, that supports the Co ...

... Mac Donnell is, no doubt, Protestant, according to religious denoiuiwalion, but politically has always been the fast ally the Whig-Bomanisto, and certainly never did, in any sense, represent the Protestant feeling of Ireland at the Board. One would suppore ...

... clerk in the Northern Whig Office. You are member of the Orange Association ? I am. Are yon a master? Yes, and more. In a lodge that meets in town? Yes. Where? In the Orange Hall, in College Street. How long have von been the Whig Office About five years ...

... were the men who got it? Mr. Keating, Mr. M'Oladdery. sad Jeremiah M‘Kenoa. the last named gentleman employed in the Northern Whig Office ? Yes. Who else got some of it ? Mr. Foster and his brother. Were you included in it? kes What did you keep yourself ...

... we fin.! the xtraordinai vcircumataoce Uking place--we Hndthorewho were diroctly aupportmc Mr. M'Clnro-tho Roman Catholic. Whig, and Radical portion of the elector* —wc liad thoee who were directmg th? moveraenta of that body contrilmtio very U S o sum ...

... othera, about it? No. 1 had with Stewart, Wamock. I think M'Kenna, and M ‘Gladdery. I believe M'Kenna ia employed the Northern Whig Office He ia. Did you agree with these men to get for them document of that kind ! I told them I would get them a document ...

... leaders, and hound on tbe Government prosecute them. Tbe systematic ferocious attacks on Orangemen of Ulster by the Northern Whig are well remembered the community. And yet that journal and its party became, for their purposes, the pretended admirers of ...

... political. Hut do you mean to say that you doubt : that the Orange Association is political orgamsai tion; I don’t care whether Whig or Tory? ! Witness—l know it is endeavoured used for that purpose. And did you endeavour use it for your purpose? No. And if ...