... LINEN and Qf)TWOS GOODS, and who, also, has a knowledge of of Books by Double Entry. Apply, letter (post-paid), to H., Sorther* Whig Office. Belfast, 25th Nov., lt ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2. 183/- aware, that, on all occasions on which I have an opportunity of addressing your Lordships, I never hesitate to express what 1 feel. It is, therefore, with very considerable pain, that I allude to ...

... the letters R. M. marked on them ; a small Bible, with sheep-skin cover. The child a female, from nine to twelve months old.— Whig. Wednesday last, six men, confined the House of Correction, Clonmel, effected their escape scaling the walls of the prison ...

... the NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1537. Bill to relieve the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of England and Wales from the duty of laying before her Majesty, in Council, scheme for uniting the Secs of Carlisle and Sodor and Man. Lord J. RUSSELL ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. SATURDAY, DECEMBER ...

... WANTED, A PERSON qualified to and Tow Spinning*MilL Sorthrrn Whig Office; or. Cast; Mills, near Newar. look Floor a Flax to F. D. Finlat, iox, Mountcaulfield WANTED, APPRENTICE to the Woollen and Fancy Kusiness, with whom be required. None need apply ...

... parliamentary failure; and on one occasion when, like Mr. Craig, he could get on no further, swooned into the arms of neighbouring Whig. i IRISH STOCKS Feidat, Dec. 1. Three per Cent. C0n5015.-- Three ami-a-half per Cent. Stock Three-and-a-holf per Cent ...

... Gilmore, Q C. Solicitors for plaintiff, R. and R. Davison. Solicitor for defendant, Mr, C. Macartney. Lord Roden Tire Kurlhtm Whig of Saturday has called upon us either to affirm or deny the correct, ness of the following quotation, which forms part of Lord ...

... THE NORTHERN' WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5. humblest kind. I have no money,” said he, and must live in poverty and upon the charity of the faithful. As to roy wordly goods, I can easily remove them ; they consist of one other robe worse than that ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5. mi. the destitute classes, which was more particularly put into their hands. With respect to the improvement the general condition of the community, certainly still think, that that general Improvement ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. tnd, also. Sir C. Style*, who, though the Representative of English Borough, was, nevertheless, intimately connected with Ireland. Mr. Gibson, in returning thanks for the honour which had Just been paid him, said, he would ...

... brought before the public. Several delegates from Lisburn, Newtomnards, Bangor, and other place--, were amongst those who spoke— Whig. Unfortunate Accident —On Friday morning last, as John Cunningham, Esq. of Dunoyne, near Ballymena, was superintending the ...