... (FROM THE • NORTHERN WHIG.”) is bad enough to have the whole cl.iirery ot Dublin Castle placed the disposal the United Irish league bv a seriocomic Chief Secretary. A man of spiritnot say of honour -would resent the proclamation over two hemispheres his ...

... WHIG* MAKES SERVICES to Ireland possible to the Lord Lieutenant. have said before it will be my earnest hope that during the tenure of office Lord Lieutenant I will able to render some service to the Irish community (applause). Such services are all the ...

... NORTHERN WHIG (BRLFAfT). It i« impossible t«ke Mr. BimiT* propoeals seriously. Mr. Gladstone's scheme fot the Government of Ireland was objectionable principle and detail, but any rate it was conceived large and statesmanlike line*. But Mr. BhrsUa plan ...

... support of the candidate. ACTION AGAINST THE “NORTHERN WHIG.” Mr. Justice Kenny, the King's Bench Division, his residence Saturday heard application the case Thomas Michael Kettle v. the Northern Whig,” Belfast, ou the part of the plaintiff, who is the ...

... hundred and fifty members of the Liberal Party who clamour for tho dismissal lord Elgin from the Government, on the ground that Whig, and possesses no sympathy with the aims of modem Liberalism. In fact, one hears a great deal of general dissatisfaction expressed ...

... were written a professed Nationalist for the ‘Northern Whig' should have some reason feci anxious for the future of the movement to which such a creature could by any possibility lie attached. The 'Whig' meanly sought to convey the idea that the production ...

... Yesterday Chart of Appeal, before tha Lord ChanjUor, Justice Holmes, and Justice Cherry, the case of Murray v. the “NortlHTn Whig.” Ltd., was heard. was an appeal by the pi&intiff. Jiune.- Murraj, dairyiri,u:. ( near Belfast , frota decision of the Rum ...

... witness said that quite believed neither the editor of the News-Letter,’‘ whom he was a personal friend, the editor of the “Whig” would consciously do him any harm. Are you aware that the report which vou com of was prepared by Mr. Simile) Yes. And planted ...

... *n truth trenchant coaid imagine the Whigs the days that gone quivering under his lash. Vox is his bele noir, •‘Thcro was Fox. variable and unprincipled, bent nothing more titan a momentary advantage. * the Whigs in general i» pleasantly contemptuous ...

... administration of 1836. In the new Parliament that year Whigs and Tories were just about balanced, and The liberator was virtually in power. Whether there was compact, or whether there was the Whigs claimed only friendly understanding between ‘the Ministry ...

... THE IXSTEB CALL TO ARMS Th« fnUowinj letter has been eased editor the ** Northern Whig: ;indly •■mourn *mwni which wan •' Non hern Whig our l ter action rosrawl Lord prc«(Kw».iij4. ...

... THE ARMS PROCLAMATION An Appeal Lodged The Northern Whig says that notice of appeal has been served in the Belfast arms case, and that application will be made to tin? Court Appeal to expedite the heanng before the Judges go on Circuit next month. is ...