... Court delivered judgment .ith reference to the application for an attachment against the publisher. of the Belfast %oeht-re Whig. 1 ,r, and Kraal me, for having ineerted article. calculated to prejudice and interfere with the warm of justice in the hearing ...

... always been the foremost initial ors and champion. of policy truly Lila caL Even Daniel Lett it on historic record that the Whigs—with heir three ithiterat were bet imitation ~ad pinchbeck Liberals, while they were the reel authors of Deltoid's barbarous ...

... thous caldron of disendowment, disestablishment, who bad he.baad° or tel - le hero of levelling up, and levelling down, the Whigs th,.•=ty.b•t er a ot la t d4esi families who ought to would fain, through the agency of their little be matbat the ladies L ...

... to the position that a British Minister can afford to despise that imperial race. as a great Whig has called the Irish Protestants. The votes of the Whig.Radica! Pope's brass band are of more avail now. The Church must go to wall ; but to Maynooth— ...

... recurs—the stab. lishmeot shall cease and its property Abell he •,therwise disposed of. Ile liberal profeasious made by the Whigs when sewking she suffrages the people are disregarded. and wholesale iilutider alone will pow satisfy the cravings of the Reformers ...

... As to the utility of these Synods there can be no doubt although it may be perbaie too mach toexpect that it will cause the Whig Cabinet and its bigoted rank and fide to relax it grace . Mr. brews to take all the delight of the neophyte in persecuting ...

... bought in next week, and even hints at the pretsshality of some of the sese.sed tate. being extended to Ireland. Nothing like a Whig Adminietratvm for fooling Irishmen to the top of their bent sod then making them pay for it. Justice tor Ira land! Tho Earl ...

... haws taken in hand the question of Irish Railway Neform era out resting on their oars. They dad it dilleult to indite' the Whig Govenintent to move in the matter, or even to give a definite opinion on the tion et Mime. The promoters of the movement. however ...

... wish the Whigs will be able to put an end to their machinations in some other way than by suppressing papery and by pusillaaimons and cowardly conc.stiono We may SOW certainly add another epithet to those used by O'Conntu. when ■peaking of the Whigs, base ...

... lie Ilia, ory the tannin will not, of course, cause the abandotanent of loot lireat mod thine was a Parliament •iiien us. *Whig to do to this Hill, though it is likely that many of its boi n diem of religious equality. eupporters will now be less sanguine ...

... second time that day six months. No doubt the ez•premier has been encouraged to take that step by that attitude which certain Whig lords, notably Earl Russell arid Lord Westbury, have recently assumed towards the Goversment. It is a most serious decision—the ...

... offset may bettor be imagined the ie. nabs& The wens will be a Whom of the justice which we are daily Meisel Ueda of oar Whig raises. That the mak Ale of our comity militias will be mak better soldiers, we very much doubt. A mouth's dr& ling is *map ...