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... Aw Usnarry paragraph couched in decent language appeared in the Whig of Satur- day, and a coarsely-written, home-made production in the News-Letter of the same day, referring to the report we published of the opening of the Larne Railway, and the mectiny ...
... Ay Unssarry Patr.—A paragraph couched in decent language appeared in the Whig of Satur- day, and a coarsely-written, home-made production in the News-Letter of the same day, referring to the report we published of the opening of the Larne Railway, and ...
... aT Cooxstowy.—A communication in the Northern Whig of yesterday says :-—‘‘ Last Sa- turday night, or early on Sunday mornjng, some dastardly ruffians attacked the new Roman Catholic church, and beat in with stones the great chancel window that had been ...
... “* NORTHERN WHIG.” skill “The well-known story, serving to exhibit the the artists, the i of the , the musical and abili- ties of the y, the general excellence of the cast, the taste of the costume , the cle- verness and wit of the adapter, the general ...
... WITHDRAWAL OP BILL NO. 2 —The Northern Whig says :— We learn, by telegraph, that the Indemnity Bill, No. 2, promoted by Messrs. Dillon and Gird wood, was on Monday withdrawn. The result of this step on the part of Messrs. Dillon and Girdwood will be ...
... SECRET SOCIETY TRIALS. IN. BELFAST. Tux Northern Whig publishes the following corres- pondence :—-. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. _Sin,—As one of the ten jurors. dissenting from Mr. James. Ross, I think it right, in justice to that gentleman, to ...
... THIS EVENING. “THE BATTLE OF SEDAN.” OMAS MacKNIGHT, Esy. (EDITOR Nertéen Whig) will LECTURE on the above subject in the CLARENCE PLACE HALL, on WEDNESDAY Evening, 27th Sept., 1871, at Kight o'clock. Purp Jouxstox, Esq , Mayor, will Preside. A Collection ...
... LAND MEETINGS a THE MERCERS’ TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST MORNING NEWS, Sim,—In last Thursday's issue of the Whig there was what purported to be a full report of a meeting made up of the tenantry of the Mercers’ Company, held im Kilrea, on the 7th inst ...
... Baveast Suireinc.—The Northern Whig of yes- terday published in extenso what appears to be a carefully compiled list of Belfast shipping, as the vessels now stand on the register. From this list the following statistics are :—The trade of 1861 has both ...
... IN THE Act.— Mr. Tom Taylor, a Whig placeman and a literary gentleman, has recent] brought out at the Lyceum what he calls “ A new and original drama.” Now as Mr. Taylor is not hard up, but rather the reverse, he is searcely ex- cusable for writing plays ...
... CavcuT IN THE Act.— Mr. Tom Taylor, a Whig placeman and a literary gentleman, has recently brought out at the Lyceum what he calls “4 new and original drama.” Now as Mr. Taylor is not hard up, but rather the reverse, he is scarcely ex- cusable for writing ...
... THE RECENT SECRET SOCIETY TRIALS AT BELFAST ASSIZES. Tux following letter bas appeared in the Northern Whig :— attention bas been directed to a jeter in your = che licatiun sizned * James Ross,’ in whieh he tries to show veal Attorney-Generai’s m in the ...