... *« iSIE^ the C ° urt ha - *«W of the JJ , . ( ¥ i J v . ustice intimated tbat they would deliver judg. Star Sffi^* Northern Whig, the Nor ?? Btar, and the Examiner — to-day. The Court then rose. The Lord Primate, who was ill lately, is now re- stored to ...

... dietruot rating 'barmier. When • population increases, dieciplined troops for theprotection of districts which entertained by the Whig' for their volunteer ally and has no outlet, or but an insafficient me, in • body of armed natives still claim as their property ...

... states that judgment has been given in the Court of Common Pleas, on the motion for an attachment against the proprietors of the Whig, Star and Examiner, of Belfast. The court was evenly divided, Judges Lawson and Keogh being for refusing, and Chief Justice ...

... as many lanes and alleys in which two vans cannot go abreast as there are broad ways pent up by the wooden bars of the great Whig proprietors. In its case, however, there is a difficulty, because the emallost improvement in tho ways and means of locomotion ...

... sides agreed to this course. The Chief Justice intimated that judgment would be ?? next day ia the three cases— the Northern Whig, the Northern Star, aad the Examiner. Yesterday evening the Cork Steam-ship Company's steamer Tusker arrived at Belfast, having ...

... that judgment was given yesterday in the Court of Common Pleas, on the motion for an attachment against the proprietors of the Whig, Star. and Examiner, of Belfast. The court was evenly divided, Judges Lawson and Keogh being for refusing, and Chief Justice ...

... extensive family estates in Renfrewehire, on the death of his father, Mr. Alexander Speirs, of Elderslie, a leading and consistent Whig, who was at once the lord-lieutenant and member for the county. The lamented deceased was educated at Eton; in 1858 he entered ...

... petitions, and that the articles ~ greatly exceeded the limits which the Court ought to allow. In his opinion the Northern Whig should notbe attached, but admonished. As regards the Northern Star and the Ulster Examiner he would refuse the motion, udge ...

... years, Lord High Commissioner over the deliberations of the General Assembly of the Chnroh of Scotland. In politics he was a Whig, though of late years he took little part in political affairs. He was an enthusiastic agriculturist., and, as Lord-lAeutenant ...

... Election Petitions.—The Court Common Pleas, Dublin, gave judgment yesterday in (be attachment i motions against the Northern Whig and other Belfast papers. Mr. Justice Lawson thought it was for (he interest of the poklio that matters such as election petitions ...

... attachment motions against the Northern ' The Cork Reporter and other provincial urge the expediency of exercising the Royal elo- Whig abd other Belfast Papersmency. ; Mr. Justice Lawson thought it was for the Late- Au application was made to Judge Keogh, sitting ...

... Ecclesiastical nationalism, writes the Minister, and political freedom in Scotland go hand in hand. The old covenanting Whig was the great grandfather of the modern Liberal. In dress and modes of speech they differ, but in Protestant soul they are ...