... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... speech. (Laughter.) I did not say anything about you because I knon- that you always said y ou were and consi.stently remained a Whig, and endeavoured to get a judgeship. Y oa know all about it ? I do; and I know that you yo-re very badily treated lately. (Loud ...

... there for party ore political purposes. It bore the signatures of gentle- men of the most extreme and opposite views both s W~hig and Radical, or whatever else they wished s to call them. They were quite unanimous in. this b movement for the public good ...

... of the Beyast Evening Te egraph. The plaintiff was also de- scribed by his counsel as a commercial agent for the _Vorthern Whig, in the province of Ulster. - IMr. WI 'Mahon stated his client became a candidate for the office of collector of rates in the ...

... of great station and respecta- bility in the County Antrim, against the defendant, Kr. Fiulay, proprietor of the Aorfterne W'hig news. paper, The motion was one of considerable importance-importance not alone affecting the trial of this particular case ...

... June last I was for two years employed by the proprietor of the Nvorthern Whip in delivering papers to the subscribers of the Whig in Sydenham and Belmont, whirh are not far from Saliyma- carrett. I say that in cnsequence of anaadvertise- ment appearing ...

... ? Sergeant Armstrong had expressed a desire to see the tenant who went with the statement on this subject to the lortherzs Whig. His desire would be gratified, and the tenant would be pro- duced who waited upon Nlr. Finlay, and from whom Mr. Finlay (who ...

... Hertford estates, and the tyrannical conduct imputed to the plaintiff in the alleged libels published by him in the NForthern Whig newspaper. Mr. W. BOrD was heard in support of the de- fepces, Ile said the pleas were pleas of fair com- ment and not of ...

... to the Mayor. He said-I am an advocate of thirty years' standing, and I am here to protest against the illegal acts of the Whig party in Dublin Castle. Colonel Hillier said he did not think that was the time to discuss these matters. LORD CirEr-JusTnc-That ...

... meeting to e get up a testimonial to Dean Stannus ? I read a .a report of it in the News-Letter. I don't think it appeared in the Whig. a sergeant AxRmsTsRo2xo-l am sure it did not. Tell me the namse of any tenant that ever said he had a complaint or real grievance ...

... News-Leter hi about the estate, and this is the only occasion on to which in twenty-five years I noticed the w I statements in the Whig. I merely received di notices during the litigation from solicitors on both al sides not to pay the rants to the other. It ...