... oleuched. The face has a ?? expression, and bears lO trace such as might',be left by terror or protracted agony. The N4orthern Whig says :-Having thus endeavoured to give a description of the principal rooms in the Croft, and the position of the bjdisaq ...

... says Mr. Stannus, the discharged agent of the Hertford estates, can hardly Le said to have won a victory against the Northern Whig. Accused of tyrannical matialement, he demanded £lO,OOO as a solstium for his wounded feelings, and indirectly as compensation ...

... try. Itruest the subsoription listwillbe worthy of the cause, and that so noble a oham- pion of the people's rights as the Whig ?? not be allowed to suffer cue farthing's damage foriteaction-atonceaglorionsand honourablo one -in contending, asit has ever ...

... late verdict for,the moment if it were final. The libel complained of consisted in certain statements published the Northern Whig, When the late Marquis of Hertford died in 1870, two claimants appeared for his Ulster testates— Sir Hamilton and dir Hichard ...

... says-Mr. Stannaa, the dis- charged agent of te Harford estates, can ?? be said to have w ton a victory against the °'Northern Whig. Accsed of ty auricng rma- nagement, he demauded triahougand pounds as aeclatium ferh~s worcndedfeelinge, endindireetly as ...

... the cr I ,h. jdeqe.cy lb. uieana employwl iCTchiog all na- . mocrao ,. it is proposed tl.ey ahnuld . ,,se of v. The Northern Whig, the! .. .. this 1 ,«t-reported wedding in high life” the d-.ff, rn.t .str.es amount only .. | . Vet cannot said that ...

... CASE The amount of damages awarded to the plaintiff in the action for libel, brought against the proprietor of llio Northern Whig was £lOO and costs. ...

... augmentation. The gnat libel ems of Walter Stumm, D.L, agent over the Hertford Estates, spinet the proprietor of the Northern Whig, was brought to a CIO. on Saturday night in the Court of Bench. The plaintiff sought £lO,OOO damages for malicious defainatioe ...

... The deceased began literary lite on the Cork Examiner, and alterwards was connected with the reporting staff the Northern Whig. He rose to occupy the editorial chair of that journal for some time ; nest started the VUtcrman, end on thia speculation proving ...

... the gander I to 20 candle gam and ed, lasted of es 6d, the prawns rata The Ebbm•e—lt will baler us to try whether we peeler Whig ender the Kingstown Comai Skeen Of under the Corporstih. Ifr Abao—l would prefer dealing with Kier. town. The Chairman—So ...

... pase off quietly. «. Pinlae—ter: wear double servant brutally in wees —— connection with the one i a ee ration in NORTHERN WHIG OFFIOR, Mor out, and {“ “PRESS ASSOCLATION” TRLRGRAM FRANCE—M. THIERS NEW YEAR'S RECEP and Panis, miid and brilliant crowded ...

... usual routine having been gone through, the Board separated. In the libel cam of Mr Stamm against the proprietor of the . &Vast Whig. the jury gave damages. It DI mid a new trial srdl be sought ea the ground of misdirection. The Right lion W. E. Gladstone ...