... SALARY The CLERK read the following letter from the Borough Surveyor : LEICINTYR. Dee. !Kt!), 1,4: have had tiro honour of Ito Whig my appointmint of Borough Survevor for nearly nineteen yew, the duties id which I have faithfully, and 1 believe, sutkfactorily ...

... 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 ...

... Ireland. The action for libel brought against the proprietor of the Northern Whig by Mr Stanuus, formerly agent to the late Marquis of Hereford's estates, was concluded on Saturday, when the Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, damages £100. ...

... issue of the trial which has occupied the Dublin Courts for several days; the proprietor and editor of the Belfast Sorthsrn Whig being sued tir Stamms, tote steward to the Marquis of Hertford, for certain criticisms conduct of the estates, which were defended ...

... loans enormous with the Pesce came ney for a few Tea renchment, ste. The late Mr. Cobden was always came the watchwords of the Whigs, and Budgets talking of Under t > the expenditure of 1835. When began his days on w conomy, after the repeal of the Coru Laws ...

... 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 ...

... £575. THE ACTION AGAINST THE NORTHERN WHIG. Decision was given in this case oa Saturday. As is known, the plaintiff was a Mr Stannus, who wag 1 n! agent to the late Marquis of Hertford, and who sued the Northern Whig for £lO,OOO in name of damage he had ...

... ration was justly expected, but at that time the j j is. .-f Commander-in-Chief was filled up by the ! Cabinet, and as the Whigs soon went out of office j C -'.way held it but two years, and the incom- petent Lord Amherst was a second time placed in ! ...

... legislation of a year. They are all measures which indicate that a pew direction is being impressed on legislative effort. The old Whig doctrine which tanght that the best thing for law to do was to let people alone is being exchanged for the principal that for ...

... has offered for which will lead to the discovery of the murderer of the woman Barwell in Tus case Strasus v. of the Northern Whig, was decided in Dublin on Saturday, been divested by the 3 and after having verdict for the plaintiff for e £100. pee t's counsel ...

... routine Laving been gone through, the Board separated. In the lil)el case of Mr Stannus against the proprietor of the Belfast Whig, the jury gave damages. It is said a new trial will sought the ground of misdirection. The Right Hon W. E. Gladstone, M.P. ...