... resolution postponing the second reading for the reasons suggested Lord Westbury would reconcile not only Lord Devon, but many Whig Peers, to its practical rejection, and the sending of a new issue upon it the country. It would also secure the entire adhesion ...

... Will not the sick hear, hear). may be obtained at the Box Office. Free List Suspended. Minister. Even the old Constitutional Whigs in H. Jaceb, John Morgan, in a short time. company was held yesterday poor participate in t he benefit by having placed at ...

... ex- change the venue from B-ifast to the county of . pelieve The action is brought for alleged libel publishe nd not Northern Whig, ot which the defendant is the pr he first and E itrages ‘The article made reference to “ Bates t and or second,” and the inuendoes ...

... broaght by Mr, Richard Da alow against Mr, Francis Dalzell Finlay, opr ped daioages for an alleged libel, whieh to Northern Whig on the 2nd February, reflect Soco charseter of the plaintiff, and elleging thet th 5 jand bad saborned a witness to commit ...

... not fairly discharge their duties; that the testimonial to the editor of the Northern Whig had reference to political matters, and especially to the advocacy by the Whig of the candidature of Mr. M'Clure at the last election, and had no reference whatever ...

... e Peers entirely lack the moral support that would accrue from a rejection, even of the Church Bill, by Whig Peers I Is there any doubt that Whig Peers will oppose the Land scheme to wliich Mr. Bright has pledged the Cabinet I The probability rather is ...

... from London. We had not been expecting » birth-day act of grace which reminds one of good “That 1s old times. The is, tho Whigs are the most tho bill we: generous of men in all things which cost no money. eerious a ¢ bill, euch | Suche list, Ican assure ...

... on the part of the plaintiff to chsngo tho venus from Belfast to the coun! ity of he The action is for libel in the Northern Whig, of which the defen- dant is the article mado to “ Bates tho first and Bates the second,” and the put upon the words of the ...

... 000. Saunders, coming, I doubt not, nearer the truth, tells that ten thousand persons were present; while the Northern Whig, which cannot be recognised as a favourer of such assemblies, says— The number of persons present when the meeting commenced ...

... exarenine his were pradent or otherwise, be onl; 3S willing to hear him, for which he and bloodthirsty and anti. Protestant n Whig censors of Mr. Bruce declare that it them his powers should be in foree, as f could be exercised. The m in the andé of the ...

... desirous of saying, and it was this—namely, that they did not come to London in the interest of party (hear, hear). There were Whigs and Radicals, Conservatives and High Tories on the deputation. They came to London to uphold something far more important than ...

... evening Urge drumming party also paraded the Crumlin-road, > the great of the inlablttuts of that neightonrboud.~N >rth'rn Whig nf’Tkis Day, ASCENDANCY IN THE COUNTY KILKENNY. (Prom tht KUkcnvy Journal.) The c(V>JB of the j'.-tce till* matt tow Tecar ...