... Justice Morris said, as regards the Whig, he was in favour of admonishing the proprietor, and making him pay the costs of motion. Chief-Justice Monahan was of opinion that fair comments had been made in the Whig, but, as the Court differed as to whether ...

... quantity of jewellery and silver plate was also extracted. The police are on the alert, but no one bas been captured as yet. —Whig Corrttp ndent. Bankrupt. —Hugh Cunningham, of Maghera, in the county of Londonderry, grocer and hardware merchant, to surrender ...

... declarations, might least be expected, there is concealing that a grave mistake has been committed.— No less than thirty-two Whig Peers voted in the majority of 113 against the Government; and, had it not been for the injudicious, unstatesmanlike. unprecedented ...

... on £3OO, together with a massive silver salver and tea and coffee service, to Mr. Thomas Maoknight, Editor of the Northern Whig. The Right Hon. Lord Duffehn having taken the chair, the Hon. Secretary the association read a highly complimentary address ...

... was duly elected, each party should pay their own costs, and no claims for expenses had been lodged by any of the witnesses.— Whig. A fatal accident has occurred at Glasgow involving the loss of eight lives. A large chimney, eighty feet high, fell to the ...

... adhesion to the scheme of the Government. To so great an extent has this particular description of suasion been exerted that the Whigs openly boast, not only of neutralising many peers who might otherwise have given their proxies to Lord Derby, but that they ...

... were cut through, but his skin was untouched. The public give him great credit for his presence ol mind > and manly conduct. —Whig Correspondent, ...

... hasten the great cause of Tenant Emancipation throughout the country at ln this letter, which is addressed to the Northern Whig, Mr. Clarke says We hear much now of spoliation, robbery, confiscation, Arc., as terms applicable to the Irish Church Bill ...

... beaten. Mr. Rankin said that there was nothing to connect them with the crime, and dis ...

... application of Mr. John Ren, the inquest was adjourned till Monday, 10th Mav, Constable Win. Mills had charge the inquiry.— Whig. ...

... It is certain only for the timely aid of this gentleman their lives would have been lost, they took large quantity of it.— Whig Correspondent. . i--:. |tv ~;lo jell 6 tul .(Laos) ■£. l* ...

... the poll in carts, just as if they were to drive a herd of sheep, or anything else, and that extends both parties; to the old Whig families as well. It is the practice of the proprietors, and it is the rule of the landlords there to reckon how many tenants ...