... Sheehy brouglaht his action. and ultimately changes were made in the policy of the paper. The Whigs had now become the Nationalists, and the Nationalists the Whigs- (laughter)-and so here they were dealing with them2. Young Mr. Gray got substantially com- ...

... revolutionary principles and a democratic fran- chise. In the twenty-five years which followed the Re- form Bill of 1831, the Whigs were in power for nineteen years and the Tories for six years. Twenty-five years have now elapsed since the death of Lord ...

... (Clonard Mill), £1 s 8d; Ulster Spinning Co. (Falls Mill), 1 5s 5d; Ulster Spinning Co. (Falls Factory), 6s 6d; Northern Whig (Compositors). ;1 lls 6d ; donation from Great Victoria Street Baptist Church (per J. M. Arnold, Esq.), ;£1 Is; Reformed ...

... that it was malicious, and that it was published to injure his character. He denied that the action against the N~n'tl1erat Whig Company wvas the same, and, therefore, the two actions could not he consolidated, In support of remitting the case to the Recorder ...

... Council (gas fble meter depart mant), £e1 8sa James Lindsav & Co. (Ulster Ar. cade), 14s; Campbell & Clotev, As;- Northers .Whig (newsroom, per Father of Chapel), £1 as: Bricklayers' Society, £10. Hyde Park Paesby- ,terian Church (Re+. J. D. Crain Hoeuston) ...

... which rendered himn unfitfor the office. After Mr. Ambrose was pro- c posed, Mr. Doran proposed Mr. Joseph Carberry cc J.P., a Whig, and in doing so said he considered Pi Mr. Ambrose was unsuitable to act as their chair- dl man, inasmuch as he was not in ...

... ) acknowledges, with thanks, the receipt from the employees of Messrs. Davidson &Co. (Sirocco Works), £1l es 5d; Northern Whig (News Compositors), £1 5s. 80 SUDDEN DEATH NEAR GARVAGI.-On the 13th inst. a farmer named Thomas Creighton, aged about seventy-two ...

... battle, the Battle of the Boyne, yet all his defeats were better than vic- tories. When he landed in England he found the Whigs and Tories striving for political ascendancy. His English administration had caused him to become unpopular; nevertheless he ...

... claimed £6 for damage to glass, and was allowed f £4 Is by consent. FMr. Clarke represented the claimant. I The Northern Whig, Limited, claimed ;£4 ?? for injury to glass in the office windalow r Mr. M'Gonigal (for MrT. J. Charley IMDowell) Iappeared ...

... tenders of Ii. .udI t. I2aird fur printing the L ar iamentary registers, and. that of the 'Belfast KSesrs-Letter snd Northem 'Whig' for printing the supplemental lists, bh accpted. They recoin- mended the acceptance of the following newspalpers for ?? N ...

... possession from April until August, 1898. The Court granted the application, andi ad- journed the case for a week. THE NORTHERN WHIG COPA?NY, LASUTED, V. SHONE & COSPA2Y, LIMITED, This case was listed on an application by the plaintiff company for an order ...

... Lra'in v. O'Neill and anothor, 14: Leree a. v (ele, 19; O'agall a. Starkey 27; Per- rott & Sons T. Rovl Victornb Hotel; Northern Whig v. Shone & Co.; K rena v. M'Caffrey; Finnegan v. O'%dan- The figure given after eaich ease indieates the positan in wvhich ...