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... and believe it be perfectly impossible to influence or affect any articles which could bo published, whetheJ in the ’Northern Whig or any other newspaper. I entirely deny and disclmm the objects and intents attributed to the said articles and to me in relation ...
... Justice Morris said, as regards the Whig, was in favour of admonishing the proprietor, and making him pay the coats of the motion. Chief-Justice Monahan was opinion that there was ...
... 19th of December, the Northern Whig published an article headed The petition against Mr. M'Clure.” in which article the petition was referred to as a mean and paltry act of porty spite. On the 21st December, the Northern Whig published an article headed ...
... hoped there will be sufficient raw material, and at such prices as will prevent the adoption of shorttime in the factories.— Whig, Terrible Scenes at Malaga.— The Times correspondent Madrid gives a shocking account of the fighting at Malaga, which he says ...
... celebrated work, ent'tled Tactics,” by systematic communication with Parliamentary candidates, irrospective of the distinctions Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, and by repeated correspondence nearlv eight hundred editors of daily and weekly newspapers ...
... they perceived hie willingness to victimise himself, they only aided and assisted in giving him additional claim Government (Whig) patronage, which was sure never to reach any one not imbued with antl-orTlmrTlm Dean of Cashel, of course, knows very Utile ...
... more uncertain rewards of political life. At one time, indeed, there were rumours that Henry Brougham would be leader the Whigs in the House of Commons. He had enormous popularity out of doors ; the vigour and variety of his Parliamentary eloquence were ...
... Ballymena, and explained the matter at considerable length- The proposed transfer, however, was generally condemned those present.— Whig. ARMAGH PETTY SESSIONS ST. GEORGE’ CHURCH, Dl BLIN. [Before Joseph Kidd, Esq., J.P. (in the oheir) ; and On the north side ...
... notoriously at variance with the facts. The plain truth is, it was device of the Whigs ; and it was first put in practice, if remember rightly, by knot of Edenburgh i Whigs in the sham purchase of well-known posting house on the classic banks of the Gala ...
... which they attributed to me, but which I never spoke. I was not vexed with the Ulster Examiner, but was far more vexed with the Whig. I have come forward with this action to vindicate my character. I have always heard the origin of the stoiy I complain of ...
... s that were bad, and that Mr. Bates the second had been guilty of similar transacUons in refer- I don’t generally read the Whig. The article was pointed out to me by Mr. Bates. , Dr. Whitaker, Mr. Charles Ganssen, and Mr. B. T.' Hewitt were examined, ...
... comfortable Presbyterian body. (Hear sad loud applause.) In conclnsion, said it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secured civii and religions freedom by wise instruction. The loading men and statesmen of the country ...