... beings as we have already proved, the real author of this discreditable business. So evident has been the determination of the Whig to exhibit Mr. Rea as the plaintif, just because we placed him in the position of defendant, that our cotemporary -actually ...

... Conservative party; and Alessrs. Dusnen (attornev) and 'MIManus, Fits jatrickl and IN'Kinstry (Liberal agents), appeared for the Whig-Padicals. it hadl buen arranged that the question as to whether the notice of the imposition of the poor rate for the current ...

... there for party ore political purposes. It bore the signatures of gentle- men of the most extreme and opposite views both s W~hig and Radical, or whatever else they wished s to call them. They were quite unanimous in. this b movement for the public good ...

... eminenit main- wI hbers of the Tory part-y a.nd the most i eminent members of the Whig party, with the iuten- It t tion. of keeping respectable Tories and -respectable in:~ I Whigs both from the Corporation. My lord, in one re. ryear they disfranchlised his ...

... without any person putting before the public snch a statement as that contiuein in the arnony mous letter which appeared in the Whig that morning. The matter then dropped. The Great Eastern arrived off Perz Ince on Sun- day afternoon, having made the voyage ...

... agailst tbe Duke of W'cllington ! 2ndi. I ilid not state ' titat from my Sovereign I received my sword, &c., &c. 3rd. The Whigs did not apiply to toe, requestiig that the letter would be returned, &c., &c. 4th. I (lid not at any time promise or state ...

... 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 ...

... cuctea the defence. Eugene Digby Tarleton deposed-I remember the 22nd October. I was then employed as a printer in the Northern Whig Office. I was going through Calender Street to the lthig Office about balf-past I nine o'clock on the eveniag in question. ...

... solicitor, and Mr. E. Finnigan watched the proceedings on behalf of the Conservatives and Mr. Caruth, Ballymena, represented the Whig interest. tru MaESSRS. BOYD-IMPonTANTr DECistom. His Wonsnir proceeded to deliver judgment in the case of the Messrs. Sinclair ...

... evidence tools us . by surprise ; but we swear, that when Brookes' mill was shut, an advertise- ment appeared in the Northern WhIg, of 13th March, 1847, which led to the discovery of a correspondence with John Sharples, the partner of this very '-lorrocks ...

... Welling- ton Young, solicitor, on behalf of james M)1Cuh. i lough, Mr. Webb ?? was sure that there was not a farmer preset, 'Whig or Tory, ?? or Green, but was rejoiced that Mr. M'Oullough was not turned out on the roadside ithat day, and that he would ...

... writer, and we have no doubt it was a faithful summary of what took place on the application for the mandamus. The Northern Whig was the only other Belfast paper that supplied its readers with an original report of the proceedings, and commented upon them ...