... Dalia-1 had paid the agog to Manson before that. Mr. Did you read it t If you shoo it to VU toll you. ( Having maimed eopy d the Whig containing it)—No doubt in the world I reed that. What did you think when you saw this psoisge in it? just road tho whole of ...

... Foram, Q.C.—Have you a named James WOladderyt Yee. does be Nee Uffion Street. W6l Whet H• is • comp: Oh: 6 the office of Moths* Whig. Wu that lash regular entyloyesect t Yee; he not boon working the.e four month. Vilma did 6 leave bum Abont to. days by Mr ...

... 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 ...

... ’—ln the Orange Hall in College Street. How long have you been.in the Whig office ?—About five years. Were yon so at the time of the election ?—I was. What is your capacity the Whig office ?—Advertising clerk. Were you engaged advertising clerk during ...

... will take our friend Gillot against the wisest goose that over cacklod tho Capitol. Mr. Greg’s memorandum has special dash of Whig economy in it. suggests the appointment of new officer—a Controller of Penknives—with staff of nibbers, slitters, and finishers ...

... oececnary. Did you give money to any other Yes, I grtre some to Jeremiah MlCenos. Who in he? I believe he is employed in the Whig OtHce. You, I pnasume, were much opposed to the course Mr. Johneton took in relatioa to the Party Procession, Act I I think ...

... othera, about it? No. 1 had with Stewart, Wamock. I think M'Kenna, and M ‘Gladdery. I believe M'Kenna ia employed the Northern Whig Office He ia. Did you agree with these men to get for them document of that kind ! I told them I would get them a document ...

... named Jam -s M'Oladdery. lb- lues with in Union Street, lie etnplovd a emupoeitor tbe printing department of the .\orihfru Whig, but baa not working for the last four months. He present away from home. period his leaving home, bad been stopping and rlt-eping ...

... peti- tion was put upon the files of the court. We find those who were directly supporting Mr. M‘Clure— the Roman Cathclic Whig and Radical portion of the electors — contributing a very large sum of money towards the of the champion of these advanced ...

... examined by Mr. Ktsi last election for Belfast, | voted for Jo! u show it to M‘Clare. I reside in Ballymacarrett, 2 of the Whig public-house there, id that, assage in itt Did you bring up your books, which you v to do by your subpeena?—I keep no books ...

... Addresses Subscribers, and payment .stamps Post Cilice Order, received by F. D. UNLAY SON, Calender Street, Belfast, THE “WEEKLY WHIG” PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY FORENOON. TO SUPPLY THE COUNTRY PEOPLE WHO ATTEND FRIDAY'S MARKET. AND FOR DESPATCH BY THE MID-DAY TRAINS ...

... were the men who got it? Mr. Keating, Mr. M'Oladdery. sad Jeremiah M‘Kenoa. the last named gentleman employed in the Northern Whig Office ? Yes. Who else got some of it ? Mr. Foster and his brother. Were you included in it? kes What did you keep yourself ...