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... last year. The Court of Crommen Pleas at Dublin delivered judg• ment yesterday in the attachment motions against the Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster EXrtMener, three Belfast newspapers. No rule was made on the motion, and no costs on either aide ...
... return of Mr. Thomas MVClure, for an order of attachment against Mr. Francis D. Finlay, proprietor and publisher of the Nort/hrn Whig, upon the grounds that he printed and published in his journal on the 18th, loth, and 21st of December, articles seriousfy ...
... year—more happy to many, than w’c are sometimes able to expect. ANOTHER WHIG-RADICAL DODGE. THE “NOTICE.” One of the innumerable, dishonest, and dishonourable tricks which the dirty-handed Whig- Radica’s have been having recourse to ever since the last election ...
... them. It ia far more j probable that the question will be nsed for a time as a party cry, and then, after the enstom of the Whigs, allowed to lie on the shelf until they have again occasion for it. If, however, the Government seriously intends to carry ...
... Le Follet. The Court of Common Pleas of Ireland delivered judgment yesterday in the attachment motions against the Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Banner, three Belfast newspapers. No rule was made on the motion, and no ccsts on either side. National ...
... offices in question were not held by the Lowthera, and during the other half the Lowthers who held the offices rere Whigs ; that the Whig Lowthers held both offices was mentioned by the Daily News with great approval Thus oniy the last 80 years is left ...
... Walpole’s tears, Hyde Park railings, and the last fie form Bill, are of too recent date to be forgotten. The Tories found the Whigs bathing and they stole their clothes,” is the sarcastic but true description of Conservative tactics. They have done more: ...
... attained his fiftieth year. He was a man of great ability, dauntless courage, and marvellous foresight and resource. The Northern Whig, in noticing the unostentatious manner in which Earl Spencer was sworn in as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, expresses its firm ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... extensive family estates in Renfrewehire, on the death of his father, Mr. Alexander Speirs, 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 ...
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