... North of Ireland, written to Sir William Wilde by Mr. J. Darling, lately appeared in the leading Belfast daily paper (Northern Whig), in which your journal is referred to as deserving of the thanks of all Celtic scholars, for aiding to revive the Round Tower ...

... such means may found most effectual. Richmond Lodge, Belfast, 24th June, 1804.” In speaking of tins noble gift the Northern Whig observes:—“ The title of the Trust and its memorial character show that feelings too private and sacred to he dwelt here—a ...

... passed unanimously. (T» be continued.) THE ART UNION OF BELFAST. Great exertions have for several years (says the Northern Whig) been made to have an annual Winter Exhibition of Works of Ait in connexion with this Union. It is not a thing that can be ...

... rare engraving, the object of which was to hold up to ridicule and obloquy the famous writer, Daniel Foe. It was entitled The Whig Medley, G. U. Engraver, 1711.” Mr. A. G. Geoghegan, Londonderry, presented a photograph of a page of MS. copy of the Bible ...

... connected •with the coinage at that epoch. THE NEW PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND, BELFAST. Within a very few years (says the Northern Whig) many fine buildings have been erected in this town and neighbourhood, and among the best must be ranked the splendid building ...

... We believe with the writer of this letter that there are better days in store for the Drama : TO THE EDITOR THE NORTH KRIf WHIG. Sir, —The Rev. Wesley Guard’s lecture on Friday evening in connexion with the Working Men’s Institute was characterised by ...

... information and explanation should given, in the absence of which ad- vocacy of, or opposition to, the project would be premature. Whig, The Monuntj Herald, October 23, 1802, speaking of the Blare in tire Exhibition, says, *• Mr. Benson, who lias a medal for ...