... THE NORTHERN WHIG. WATER COLOUR PAINTING. MR. A. announc.s to the Inhabitants of jJB its Vicinity, his return to Belfast, and his inle#ion mjesuminit bis Tuitions, as usual. Lesnnnt given and Painting Jrom Naturn. Drawings lent out wTHire. 27, Collkgr-Street ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Nrw Moving Power— At the conclusion of lecture, ivered Dr. Ritchie, nt the Mechanic lustitutu-n, on the inst., introduced electro-magnetic contrivance his own, by which, he can obtain a rotatory mot'on exceedingly rap'd, ami which, ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. This »imi«.n)»nt w»s ({ot ° h rrcent | y inspected, sit to the Stud-house* which the King nas with view severs! Improvements. rh.nr^llor W. understand th»l Earl monlh.t will return from the North the *iondon f jre. Ih. latest. Sir Henry ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. railed. {Cheer».) I>* trt reproach my Right Hon. Friend thla ?—Far from It. L him, thoughi, with reason—plainly with z.*al; #nd, if hefailpd, was common with the Gneernmrnt, and the majority the llon-te ; hut. 1 •till s«r, that the ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Suiting thf Action.—A r«uln«d in c«« «iult*nd ballcrj, w«i crou-eumlnin? a witnew, ralation .he nr“of ,J’e bln- .truck. Wh.t k.nd of a blow -.. Ih. lawyer.—“ A blow of the common kind Describe .be blow.’’—“ I am not Show me what kind ...

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... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Ores Bhuire, between the troop* r ™ nmiflion Robert, and the fir»t band of Chimsns fo'mH near Sabld, the latter had IM killed and wounded It.« Ircted, that in all the Chou.n w*r». there were ' K''' * lo« in on. encounter. The youths ...

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... the Northern whig. Bidding# Wales.—Som# hare favoured with primed copies of the papers vitations among the lower clause* Wale*, •ome pari* of which il Is customary for the persons Invited, make donations of money, or of such articles as may useful the ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. A Kegal Lunatic.— Christian the Seventh, of Denmark, who Hied in IBOP, it is well known was long a lunatic. He knew one written doeument from another hy its outward ai>- peannce, but seemed to delight in affixing his signature any where ...