... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,— ln >our journal of the •Jlst inst., you publish report of a meeting of the Local Committee for Belfast and Province of Ulster,” for promoting the great exhibition of 1851, in which observe the following statements: ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,—As Mr. Ferguson has corrected and explained the .statements he made in his first letter, which he says was “hastily written,” he must now be considered not an apostle of bad farming, but merely its apologist. feels ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. do.; Straw, farmers - , per do.; do., average. 2Cs per do.; liidea, market, heavy, to 23s per cwt-; do., light. 24* to per do.; do., salted, heavy, to per do.; do., light. 24* to 82a per do.; market Calfskins, 3id per lb ; ...

... TO THE EDITOR Of THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir, —In the few remarks which I made on this subject, I had not tho remotest intention of giving offence to Mr. Price, whom I regard, in this affair, as on© more sinned against than sinning.” I wrote with your paper ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUES ...

... TO THE KIUTOR THE SOUTH FUN WHIG. Sib,—As the able, fearless advocate of the just rights and interests of the community at large, regardless of local attachments or narrow-minded prejudices, you are ever ready to exhibit to public view, equitably, both ...

... n published in The Northern Whig of the instant, from some of the passengers by the steamer Leeds, from Dublin. —Yours, respectfully, Chari.et A Mam oi.m. Donegall-quay, June, 1850. “‘to the editor the northern whig. u, City of Dublin Steam-Packet Company's ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TUE NORTHERN WHIG Sik, —Knowing with what eagerness men quote the crimes of others to sanctify their own, and determined, with God’s help, to give no cause of offence, feel that I owe it to society, to myself, and especially to the Church ...

... TO THE r.PITOB OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,—May beg you will, through your paper, call the attention of the people of Belfast to the Defects in Leases Amendment Act,” which, according to The Times of Tuesday last, appears to have been read a third time ...

... to the editor ok the northern whig Ballymena, 2t]fh Dec., 1850. Dear Sir,—ln reply to the letter of your correspondent, “ A Constitutional laiyman,” published in this day’s Whig, I have merely to observe, without meaning the least disrespect, that I do ...

... THE BLACKSTAFF TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, Will you have the kindness to allow tnc. through the medium your journal, to inform the inhabitants of Belfast, that have obtained authority to remove the sluices from the paper-mill weir, which ...

... LETTER 111. TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir,—As you have so kindly noticed ray two former communications, I shall now bring remarks a conclusion, suggesting remedies which have occurred to mind likely either to improve tho position of the town or ...