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... prisicipal journals in 'Belfaist. idulriojg the twvelvie mionths endfn'g 30th June, 1860$_ NEWS.LETTER,. ?? 125,000 Northern Whig, ?? 65,000 Mercury,- .. ; . 62,000 1Banner of.Ulster, 76,000 It will thuis be seen that the stamped circulation of the NaW ...
... intercourse, either as bishop or private gentleman; iid to his clergy he was ever affilble and friendly. lDr. Ponsonby was of' Whig principles, and in the House of Lords was geiseraily a warn supporter of the measures of Lord John Russell and the Grey section ...
... be aounld ngt object to Mir. Parnell establishing an Irish Peyublic if Mr. Parnell Nveould first aid him in Sa cashing the Whigs. ?Ur. Chazobersain has replit d to-day that the stater lent~ is absolutely wetbu'' the slightest ...
... to the princiyial journals in Belfust during the twelve months ending 30th June, 1860:- NEWS-LETTER,,, ?? 125,000 Northern Whig, . G5,000 Mercury, . 62,000 Banner of Ulster, .G,000 It will thus be seen tliat tlin stamped cirenlation of the NEiws-LrTT'Pr ...
... issued to the principal journals in Belrast during the twelve months ending 30th Jnio, 1800:- NEWS.LETTER. ?? 125,000 Northern Whig, . 65,000 I'Mercury, .2. 2000 Banner of Ulstel . 70,000 It will thus be seen that tile stamped circulation of the Nipws-LETTERrvas ...
... Gillmore, Conitabulaiy, Ballynahineh, County. Down. May 19, at Armagh, James Simms, Esq., for twenty years Editor of the Northera Whig, and lately one of the Proprietors of the fercur.jy. T'he funeral of the deceased will proceed from the Ulster Rdilway Torminus ...
... late Henry Banks, Esq., D., of Wicklow. -to0NG1WORTH- EA'E - Di.e 27, at- Balinsale l'resbn-erian Church. by the Rev. James W. Whig- lhn, assisted by the Rev. Di. Black, of Dublin, ir. Daniel Longworth, of Belfast, to Cecilia Emily, ttL :ghter of Jas. B. ...
... his fidelity; for Sir i a WiLliam Verner was deprived of the Magistracy for I one of his speeches which was offensive to the Whig Government, and le he was kept out of other digni- | ties to which his position and services to the coun- try entitlrd hin ...
... Francis William, the late earl, and Henry, who died on the 4th of Miarch, 1862. In politics the late earl was a consistent Whig, in- heriting from his predecessor as intense desire for the cause of Ireland, having been enrolledcas a Volun- teer when a ...
... Leonard, Faq., S,'icitor, of Listowel E.LrESRFORD-HARPUR-Juiv 2, at the Presby- tvrran Church, Baldinasloe, by the he,. J. WVr Whig- ksri, assisted by the Rev. ?? 1?oster, Wn, Tuther- fvrd, M.D., 31 Oh., ?? &c., of Ballinazloe, to P a'ny Elizshbezh, second ...
... yeais later purcha-ead the 'Northern Whig from the- tate Jr Frank Finhly at £14,000, but though he h-c he-n irequently tempted to sell the 'Irish Times he did not shotv the same at- taclment for the ` KNorthern Whig, which is now - the propertv of a limitod ...
... Ireland he abstained from taking a very active seare in political life, although when the opportunity offered Ile supported the Whigs by his vote and influence. In all the relations of life he was kind, courteous, and unassnuming. There are at the present day ...