... turn must accept the position of a doge, content to reign but not govern. That the leader of the Whigs should now be forced under the same yoke which the Whigs themselves were so fond of imposing upon kings is a curlous illustration of the irony of fate ...

... Thlree compositors - William Walker, Johnl M 'Keever, and Joseph F. Brook-were summoned i by F. D. Finleay, eq., ?? of the Whig, t for having absented titecselves from his employ. ment without lawful cause. The summons was as ,followse-- Whereas a complaint ...

... returns Not one true man, but two. d CHOS.sc. 1, Guard, guard, thoese corner towv'rs, my boys, And keep them as to-day ; Tell Whigs and all Home Rulers, boys, fc From them keep far away! w The spirits of your fathers, boys, 01 Now tover o'er the land * ...

... after, Jeho :6 tired of all associations-a feeling suspected of i es ing mautual-and lashes round him in fee Ia fern style at Whigs and Tories, high and low, SVciV thing in turn but nothing long, except a believer in his own romantic vagaries. But John-a-Dreal5s ...

... member who had hitherto been absent throughout the whole of the session turned up on this occasion, and actually voted with the Whigs and Tories against Mr. Miall's motion. Inexplicable, too, though it may appear, three Ca- tholic members voted for continuing ...

... the plaintiff, that he was em- ployed in the office of the Northern Whig. He searched for the original of the libel complained of amongst the manuscripts of the publication of the Whig of the 18th April, 1873, but could not find it. The practice in the ...

... M'Cauce, and Mr. Archibald Eeynolds were sworn as a spe- cial iury to try the issue. AMr. M'Adorey, advertising clerk in the Whig office, stated that he received an order for the in- sertion of two advertisements-one announcing the sale of pianos, and another ...

... Stannus, the former agent of the Hertford estates, against defendant, for lbbels pub- lished of plaintiff in the Aort-thrn Whig newspaper. The action was tried in December, 1872, before the Lord Chief.Justice of the Queen's Bench and a special jury, and ...

... John M'Ilveen. Mr. M'llveen stated that on the previous even- raved ing he was accompanying a number of boys who work in the Whig Office, to their homes as they edule were afraid to pass through College Square lest they road should be attacked by parties ...

... has been unceasingly playing into the hands I of that spirit which would subvert the shadow of Imonarchy that is left. The Whigs h!ave acted Isystencatically on thu ?? of purchasing place and iparty triumph by concession to that which they, ;!in imitation ...

... because I could say more to him than you. I had to fight in BaIfast to put a Tory in the place of a Whig; the Orangeman and Feuians axe opposed to Whig place huntin,; I am I4st 12Gb in weight, and it iS hard to hold me if I wilant to get away. I was arrested ...

... House with the deepest attention. Your con- Itemporary, the Radical Whig, was very severe on 3 Mr. Johnston for his absence from the House on 5 last Friday evening. Of course the Whig will rate l severely Mr. Richard Smyth for being absent from Ihis post ...