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... wlmther it was to be that we should come to be all in all to each other as we thought-wondered whether, v. Ink , I was away, no Whigs reaching you as to whether I was living or dead, that some other might not take the place I fancied I in your heart. - Fancied ...
... long held a distinguished place in Lisburn takes away one of the oldest contributors to the political columns of the Northern Whig. More than half a century ago. and under the nom, de phone Kitty , Con nor, the late James M•Kowen published in this paper ...
... cot easy to ktep out of the workhouse, as I have. rhp girl's voice trembled a and there was a t..uch of real feeling in it—a Whig that softened its hard shrillness as she her speech. Farv ints' halls are not ex the Christian virtues are incul yes* practice; ...
... scrupulous care taken of the humble tombs of the Protestant Captains iu the Cathedral Burying-ground. Having done this tho Whig historian adds :— It is impossible not to respect the seutitneut lukh indicates itself by these tokens. It is a seutilimit ...
... certain Carnegie to tome at once to Marley House on important business; the man going with the message was to take no denial but Whig the gentlemen back with him. The nurse wrote down what was wentet. htwardly resolved to know what it all mist the lawyer (for ...
... by Mr. Buz. it was resolved that dinner-tickets should be sent to the Lisburn Standard, and to the Belfast Now. the Northern Whig, and the Meriting News. - TRH It agreed that local men should be appointed to take charge of the gates, these officials to ...
... conducted by Revs. Andrew Armstrong and Trotter, and at the grave by Rev. James Donnelly, secretary of the Methodist Conference— Whig. LISBURN MARKETS. MARKET, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1889. -Number of Pigs, 29. Pork from 45s 61 to 495 0.1. ISIOLZSALE ennui. s d s ...
... Street, and who were among his personal friends, cherish the highest respect for both his social and religious character. - The Whig of Tuesday refers to the death of Mr. Hoey in the following terms :— Many will learn with sincere regret of the death of this ...
... RITCHIE then proposed that the Board advertise for a surveyor in the Lisburn Standard. the Blllast Naas-Letter, and the Northam Whig. Mr. MAC/JITNEY secended the motion, and said they should get a surveyor as soon as possible. It was then agreed that a meeting ...
... the estates of absentee landlords, compulsory salt ought to be applied. It was also st4ted by correspondent of the Northern Whig that the etovernment contemplated introducing a mertsure on lines somewhat eimiiar to those advocated by Mr. Bussell. Now, ...
... .t 4 ;w4up4PON TiiR T LiSBURN STANDARD-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1889. BELFAST. -- Luso& MED close in Ulster's wonarch hill. Whig, flaunts defiance to the tempest blast, Fit emblem of pour loyal heart, Proud City ot Belfast. Pride of Imperial Ulster's noble ...
... throat; I will kill you, Mark Redman, if I Gambia the world to ao r How be away no oee Seemed to know: but be tod. Howl armed Whig on. less by • Most fatopoilibm of holism., is more than I owli MIL Jamie swain about it; she wog* frighten herself into • fewer ...