... Court.] THE BELFAST ELECTION. M’TII’R AND CHARLES MURRAY A RUN DELL, PFTITIOKERS, V. FRANCIS FINLAY, PRO- PRIETOR THE NORTHF.RN WHIG.” This case came before the Court on motion for attachment. Mr. Macdonooh, Q.C. (with whom were Messrs. Fftlkiaer, Q.C., M‘Mahon ...

... made by the Northern Whig newspaper and some Jesuits or Radical Orangemen in Belfast on the Rev. Hugh Hanna and the Rev. Henry Henderson, most particularly the former, and also on themselves (the Orangemen of Greenock), whom the Whig was uleased to designate ...

... Johnston's interest of which Mr. Hanna knew nothing at all. 3rd. is uot true that Mr. Hanna bad cor respondent with the .Vo them Whig, either direc tly ur indirectly, lie alwa>s manilcsted his distrust. sud warned against being commiit«d to that journal. 4* ...

... opportunity ia afforded him, and we trust that will take advantage of it the very fullest extent And our contemporary the Northern Whig afforded capital chanea. Far thirty yean it has been the consistent foe of the Orange body and of Orange principles. Several ...

... assembly, and I appeal them, com.oienUoos and honest men, that they will tell the truth. (Hear, hear ) Voicn—Throe greens for the Whig (The call was reap.mded to great cordiality, the large assembly hissing and groaning for several minutes ) Rev. Mr. HasNs—My ...

... respectable and influential Presbyterians of Armagh and vicinity, the Whig states that the meeting was comparative failure, and that there were not three hundred persons present ! The Whig and its veracious correspondents your city have been awfully ** pat ...

... hope indeed, and will make the Whig heart sick with disappointment. The Orangemen of Ulster regard ouch insinuations gratuitous insults; but they are well accustomed have their feelings and principles travestied by the Whigs, who initiated the programme ...

... Then the Whig ffies in passion at Mr. Johnston, and appeals the democracy,” and rails against the aristocracy, and wonders why any body of men are so bound to principle. Mr. Johnston’s views” on the land question are misrepresented the Whig. They are ...

... another fight— Another, like the Boyne, man— For we will still maintain our right, Though all against join, man. The Northern Whig cocks np its snout Its politics are not good, man— I doubt its friends will get the rout— They h ate our Orange blood, man ...

... reported in the Whig by member of the staff of the Examiner. That complaint was made in letter about some “balderdash” which they attributed me, but which I never spoke. I was not vexed with the Ulster Examiner, hot wee far more vexed with the Whig. I have come ...

... Prute* lants —(cheers)—and clique could stifle him or put him down. If his (Mr Manua's) language displeased a number of n'»uy Whigs, surely was not to blame. (Heat, hear.) Had Mr. Hanna forsaken the old, beaten pith, and played the hypocrite by pandering ...

... support under other circumstances; but sorely not when they allowed themselves to be put forward by the Clique represented by the Whig, Mr. John Hea, and certain members the Water Board, with others acting as wire-pullers, was against this Clique the Conservative ...