... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... they being in opinion. _ -a in were entitled to protection. Ihe articles in the A Mr. Justice Lawson first pave * . * ”', e on Whig, in particular, were beyond jus lib Able limits. As the first of these cases lh ® re 7“ a P pl \ 7,'7!. n.tition tho-e in the-other ...

... off. Amongst those who have taken a part in the discussion is Mr. W. Spackman. In a letter which has appeared in the Northern Whig, he says : Sir,—So much having been written upon the sub- frequent iteration of such useless structures, ject of a Peal of ...

... 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 ...

... Justice Moms said, regarded the Whig. he was in favour admonishing the proprietor and making him pay the costs of the motion. Justice Monaghan was of opinion that there was no justification for tbe comments in the Whig, bat toe court differed as to whether ...

... haaire had. abt, Itcoo too Nor'ftern Whig come* within too meaning of toe rciute In mode trying election petition*, and j law opinion party reapontible (or too lielioved tho reason of the late was that not- Northern Whig should not attached, hot that withstanding ...

... of the petitioner* in the Belfast elec tkm petition that an attachment should is ns Mr. ay, the proprietor of the Northern Whig newspaper for contempt in publishing in (hat journal three articles relating to the petition, which, it was alleged, had a ...