... appeared in the Gnardian, and 'brought forth an article in the next Whig, charging Dr. Stuart with of- fences of no minor description. (The learned Counsel here read an article from the Whig of the 24th October, intimating that the witnesses produced by the ...

... and arrived safe at Goole the samne evening. The York city election terminated on Saturday, in the return of Mr. Dundas, the Whig candidate; beating Air. Lowther, his Consprvitive opponent, by a majprity of 494,1 COURT MARTIAL AT (.LONIUiL.-Hisi Majesty ...

... Gentlemen of the ury, here is a libel on the Whigs-those blessed Whigs, tlho have produced such glorious results to England and Irelasbd since they obtained the administration of affairs !_ * those adriirable Whigs, who, when they were out of office, cried ...

... had not been irtroduced by the present Government,,as, in that, case, it would have a tolerable claim to the epithet oif t -Whig bungling, which had been so unspaiingly ap. pliedi to somie others. ?? Barrister was of opinion, that the Act referred to ...

... in the establishtnent of The Northern Whig. .: *Mr. R.: ontgomery, on the Part of Mr. Finlay, stated, I that symptoms of comnbination having latterlyrmanifested.' 'themselves among the workmen 'in The Northern Whig establishment, Mr. F. had thought it ...

... 'swore that hbl left.her house on Tuesday week; stating -that he .was going to Liverpool. Michael FeganIs a pressman in the Whig office; was 'enged on the 26th April in Duiblin, and left that for Bel- fast on the '27th, wrought ?? coming here. 1%ith'Mr ...

... who were convicted at the Magistrates' Court, and sentenced to one month'sb inpri- sonment for annoying the workmen in the Whig Office, as stated in a former paper, it was decided that there was no appeal owing to an informality in entering into the ...

... received it from Whig Office in the course 'of business to-assess the stamp duty; receives two copies each day ; keeps one, and sends the other up to Dublin. Robert Kane._ Is porter to the Belfast News-Room; produces a. file-of Whig for Feb.. 1834, sent ...

... M'Dermott, late of Belfast, widow. James Burns, late of same place, writing clerk. Thos. M'Guffin, late of Ballymena, pensioner.-N. Whig. O'CONNELL ANNUITY.-We have been informed that about £1300 wvere received in Dublin, on Sunday, towards this year's annuity ...

... a riotous mob, in Calendar-street, on Satur- day evenin, wvho were throwing stones and smashing the windows of the Northern Whig Office. They could not he identified as the persons who actually threw thi stones, andi the prosecution was voluntarily dropped ...

... published a report of the pro- -eeedings in the above case, and as the following, which has since appeared in the Northern Whig, and is represented as an authorized statement, differs in some particulars from that report, we think it only fair towards ...

... Cooke's Clown, was not killed, as was stated ; hut that he is alive, exhibiting his antics and his muscular power, as usual.-N. Whig. ...