... 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 ...

... a gentleman who had. been for enauzyyears tiln agent of the Hertford estates, against the pro- re pvieter of the Northf ern Whig. It was founded. on Me two publications printe)d in the defendant's paper. The plainso the pai-t of the plaintiff were con- ...

... le Burley said the men he found in , the house were not under the influence of drink I They said they were employed in the Whig Office. AMr. O'DONNELL said the [VAig Office was in Vic- toria Street, and this public-house was in QtuecW' Soanare. M Mr. ...

... em- ployment in Belfast, having beer, for manv yeard collector of accounts for Mir. Finlay, the proprie- tar of the Sorthern Whig, and held other respect- able situatiorn;, in which he conducted himself i a most respectable and faithworthy manner. Un- ...

... the table of the machine ? Ar ereses-i don't know. I don~t think there is tii en 'Smactin like it in Belfast, ec!ept in the W/hig M, at 1Q~~r. Fasisnir-Wac ~the machine printing at V,, eat h tirme ? ) Mr. FAtLictsR-_W'as the sheet you were catching lar ...