... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—My absence from Belfast prevented w yesterday’s Ba/mer of Ulster in time to notice fence of Dr. M‘Cosb, as I should have wished t n d in to-day’s IK/ay. I may be allowed to express mv tub' 0 faction that the field ...

... greater weight to the voice of the people in the councils of the House of Commons.” That, then, is the Whig bid. The rumour current io society that the Whigs intend to bid higher, If the Tories bid high, is rather confirmed by this remarkable challenge from ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN' WHIG. Sm,—The report your valuable paper of the ttial, at the Police Office, Margaret M‘Mullen’s case, will, I have no doubt, do a great deal of good. It will render young men more cautious, and perlui>B make the fortune ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST TOOK LAW UNION. 1 FOREIGN NE Yksth;i*av, the ordinary meeting tl»c Poor 1 Guardians was held at the Wurkbouae l)r. J.l*., depoly-cliairman, The other uieuibers of the board present were—Messrs. David Taylor. Robert Boag, Jas ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Sih, —Th**re was an assertion in Lord lielfast’s letter, in your paper Tuesday, which has surprised some parties connected with the Belfast Working Classes Association. For the mere purpose of combatting an imaginary ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, Will yon permit me direct public attention, though your columns, to the number of accidents which have of late occurred to persons crossing the Ballykinlar strand to or from Dundrura, in order that some measures may ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITOB Of THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir, 1 would wish to know through you what the Committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce on the ‘J2d October lasi, arc doing in reference to the extension of the Ulster Railway to Clones ? It appears that ...

... twice and two-thirds the Banner. nae Be Magill, THE WHIG has, each day of publi lorger cireulation than Tus by Mr. Mercury put together, room. ed hour Awongst the Dublin newspapers, we con dis. o a THE WHIG is within 25 copies of The Mail, which bas long ...

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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERS WHIG, Dear Sir, —I perceive that this evening there is to be meeting in the Victoria Hall, of the Turkish Mission Aid Society. Owing to age and infirmity, I have been obliged to abstain from all public meetings held at night; ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERS WHIG. Sib,—lt is cruel in the Tories to persist in forcing on a contest Belfast. It is highly criminal them to the cause of so much turmoil sad wickedness, where wo longer any pretence remains to them for struggle. They really ...