... DuBLIN, THURSDAY EVENING. The Court of Common Pleas delivered judgment to-day in the attachment motions against the Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner, three Belfast news- papers, No rule on the motion, and no costs on either side, ...

... advantage of this the gre of dissatisfaction, and—regardless‘of the fact ¢hat no small part of it had growa up under successive Whig administrations—to turn it against his rivals, This he accordingly did, tha result doing the famous on the question of the ...

... Locke King's bill on the übject is re-introduced. Economy to be the order of the day in future. So at least the members of the Whig-Radical (, abinet have asserted times without number in heir election speeches. By way of showing how fully they mean what ...

... is no necessary conf i be i Church in England and the Church in Jutland whl pass over to the opposite side. The large body Whigs will no longer consent to act under colours. The -wavering multitude that waits on success will follow. The sound Constitutional ...

... sweep clean, but Mr. Cardwell's broom is beginning resemble an old one portentously early its career. A cursory examination of Whig and Peelite speeches during the last fifteen years would supply us with several preceding specimens departmental oratory uncommonly ...

... have been chiefly confined to providing for themselves aud thdir friends. With au instinct for jobbery which a heaven-born Whig might envy, they have used the public service for their own private interest;*. Navah fiicers by the scorehave been shelved ...

... farewell of the Right Hod. Sir Maziere Brady, in article reasonably complimentary to that steady adherent of every variety of Whig government. Receiving his earliest political impressions when the Relief Act and the Reform Bill were still new and unformed ...

... doubt. they tad discerned the bias of his mind C^e.saw himself. Dr. ase y and Mr. Liddon, who Impose maybe termed ctively Whig and Liberal penmen, kmdly suggest that half our Church colleges -endowments at Oxford should be given up to the denomuiationß--vaiu ...

... power, in order that all the information possible relating to the death of the deceased may be given the inquest. Northern Whig. ...

... before them any other than the Irish Church, Where will the find his majority of 111? If he can * the old Palmerstonians, Whigs, and Radical the r * * agree any matter, and cm keep in a Cabinet which contains Clarendon, ' Bright, he must possess genius ...

... entertained ner at ihe town from which he takes his and which he represented, when a commoner, 8 1832, the commencement of the Whig Reform to the eve of the Conservative Act. Mr. Lord F. Cavenpisu, Mr. Dixon, and - were among those present. The ef the evening ...

... however not unnaturally has his doubts about the genuineness of the naturalisation documents and therefore the matter Northern Whig Military matters at any as regards the increased attention paid to the comforts of the private soldier are vastly improved ...