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... 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 hearine ?? by Mr' Walter Tre'or Stannus j late ageut of the Hertford estates in the county Antrim against the Northern Whig, which had oocupied the attention of Chief Justice Whiteside and a special jury for several days was brought to a close on ...
... promotion of Mr. DENMAN to the judicial Bench. Richmead was carried against an extreme Liaeral by • represeutativ• of the powerful Whig family which has long controlled the represeutation. Two *otch county members have been returned by the tenant-farmers for ...
... Blackfriars Street. Vetosisre - -Well, it may he as you say that the Tory has more sympathy with the working man thee the Whig, hut we rather think neither one nor other have any such feeling. You may humbuegee by tl.c hypocritical semblance of it, pat ...
... 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 ...
... of mute her stepmotier, brutuers, 3 12 and 41 om tork the power Tue action by Mr. Stanan hauds. He ol jue- | of te Northern Whig f the exclusiog of on Soturday in a verdi-t sor me ? | £1004 Tee cons: to efvet | apucles dng the arbite-r the Her'for.i bad ...
... mach dams*. Tim Paean Oman. BliOnar. N December IS, before Litobisid sad Sir Willha Brows, But., Casa* at adds. dded with *Whig • bit 'babas pie*w e t Jima 'Kaunas. Word, she Gras WINOS Arms Ayahos, os 12th. issadttad la ...
... and when finally, as the result of a compromise, the other became the landlord, he naturally lost his position. The Northern Whig, not content with its censures on the management, insinuated that Mr. Stannvs, in not recognising Sir WALLace, was guilty of ...
... 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 ...
... for 250/., the first felt interest have been cavght here and put verdict having been for 100/, in a place of safety. Northern Whig for 1001. in an action by for libel was the other notable result of a Dublin sensational trial. 4 HARD CASE, The pamphlet of ...
... beta., in a f sad pressol epos a *T eo % tel ir %bout nt Is disaster, winch tally wi th arof Argiesity. As with all crystals, *Whig certain ia is which tho diaesoad is mare seedily Mk ~ It is ErCil eft% setter to place the stems apes the died eight where ...
... bitter to follow it --1U prove wholesome in the end. 'JSZL ** * ...