TO BE LET
... BE LET. FURNISHED, A SITTINGROOM, with one or two Bsdrooms, within three minutes' walk of the Ulster Railway—Apply at the Whig Office. 1008 ...
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Belfast Mercury
COST or ADVERTISEMENTS
... read the News-Letter and Whig for political news, and not for advertisements. would recommend, that all the advertisements be inserted the Weekly a paper which all read, because was circulated gratis. If they advertised ia the Whig and News-Letter alone ...
BANBURY ELECTION
... BANBURY ELECTION. Three candidates are now in the field for Banbury— Mr. Hardy, Conservative; Mr. Pigot, Whig; and Mr. Samuelson. an iron-founder of the town, Radical. THE ARMY. There is military Gazette to-night. ARMY CONTRACT COMMISSION. The Army Contract ...
ILLNESS OF MARSHAL RADETZSKY,
... paragraph the Whig of yesterday relative to the House Carpenters and Joiners’ Society, which there are statements altogether untrue, I would feel greatly obliged if yon would give a place in your columns to set the public right on the subject. The Whig says that ...
tirely relieved from the shadow of an imputation that they used their offices for the purpose of obtaining any ..
... who appear to hare found congenial employment circulating calumnies against the Mercurg; but only let their mouthpiece, the Whig, leave off its damnable faces,*’ and give plain utterance to its vile thoughU, and we will deal summarily enough with any tangible ...
THE REFORM BILL
... the subject of the Reform Bill. s«d that ioritation has been given to Lord John Bussell join the Ministry, with few of his Whig friends. ...
VMTANTED, A POWER-LOOM TENTER T for a Weaving Factory, where a Foreman kept. One accustomed to Plain Linen will be
... will be preferred. Wages, Twenty-Eight Shillings per week with Bonus. Apply, by letter, with references, to A.Z.,” North. erH Whig Office. 493 ...
THE BELFAST MERCURY, MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1854. THE BELFAST PRESS
... that they will act more cautiously, if not more virtuously, for the future; but, with regard the greatest offender of all, The Whig as it has made an effort to gloss over the truth, and to impose upon tho public, its case must be dealt with more rigorously ...
PubHsbcd
... Whig or Banner | News-Lettor 1 Mercury > Chronicle ) Belfast Weekly News Telegraphic Circular Ulster General Ad- verliser Ulsterman Morning News every Tue.s-day, Thursday, and Saturday Friday Evjj Saturday Mor. jDitto | 1 4 Monday, Wednesday, and ...
k is i a n JOHN BRIGHT, ESa-.11A., WILL TARE PLACE * IN THE MUSIC HALL. BELFAST, On MONDAY, the
... next, AT SIX O’CLOCK, P.M. W. S. ANDREWS,) Hon. ARTHUR CLOSE,) Secretaries. Tickets had from the Secretaries, and The Northern Whig, Mercury, and /tanner oj Ulster Offices. 1264 ...
JOHN BRIGHT, ESa^H.P.,
... cca, AT SIX O’CLOCK, P.M. M w. S. ANDREWS,) Hon. ARTHI K CLOSE, Secretaries. Tickets bo had from the Secretaries, and at Tht Whig, Mercury, and of VUter Offices. 1264 ...
PORTER WANTED
... Mercury Office. 2688 WANTED, AN ASSISTANT WHO PERFECTLY understands the RETAIL DROO BUSINESS. Applications addressed 8.,” Whig Office, stating Salary expected, with reference, will be attended to. ...