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... (From the Northern Whig.) An important meeting was held last Saturday in the Town Hall of Belfast with reference to the attempt to claim the Giant's Causeway as private property and to shut out visitors from it except on payment of any fee the Syndicate ...
... (Front the Northern Whig.) The truth of the saying that public companies have no eonscieooe was never more folly exemplified than in the relations of the Skinners' Company with their tenants, whose oases have been before the Sub-Commissioners sitting ...
... (From the Northern Whig.) Sir Hervey Breton in the opinion of the electors of Coleraine, is a model member of Par. liantent. If the electors of Coleraine enjoyed the inestimable privilege of holding land under the worthy Baronet of Downhill, they would ...
... (Prow the Northern Whig.) The Chancellor of the Exchequer bad to begin his financial statement on Thursday evening with a eonfeseion that his estimate of the revenues for last year bad been largely disappointed. This is a Government of high pretensions ...
... (From the Northern Whig of Friday.) We are indebted to the Derry Standard for our knowledge off the fact that an application was recently made to Sir Hervey H. Bruce, M.P., the Lord Lieutenant of County Derry, to have a few respectable Presbyterians and ...
... fFr/m the Northern Whig.) Belfa«t. wliere, the power Han!: of England has tended to restore confidence amonff all eiasaes. Our local Hanks continue to discount bills, as in onlinery times: and, heyond the price that has paid for no' inconvenience is ...
... HOW THE RADICALS AND WHIGS OBTAINED POWER. (To the Editor of the Coleraine Constitution.) Sie,—A little more than a twelvemonth ago the country from end to end was all in bustle and excitement, owing to the general election. What a change has been witnessed ...
... (From the .H./h•re Whig.) The competitors who entered the lists represented a wide area. The rowing clubs of the Boyne and Bann sent representatives, and the boats of the Dublin Commercial Rowing Club also appeared for the first time in Newry waters. ...
... WHAT THE '• WHIG /I tYI4 AIUWT THE MEETING, The Northern Whig of yesterday (Friday) contained the following :—•' In turning to the speeches reported in a Nationalist journal for information about the proceedings, we are not surprised that we were not ...
... shor.' 1 iee Whigs, if they only knew the stritrees and triumphs of the cause which Ithey profess to serve. Mr. Gladstone is blamed for relying, upon the more advanced Liberals aril despising the Whigs. The blame is nnoecritel. The Whigs helped to stiatie ...
... IBER 27, 1, THE SALMON FISHING STATIONS ON THE AN mix COAST IN 1630. (From the Nirtkern Whig.) IN the year 1630 there was an Inquisition at Carrickfergus respecting the fishing stations on the Antrim coast, some of which were then held by the first Earl ...
... THE co: THE LAND Tax following is the third letter of a series which appeared in the Northers Whig : [M.] Sta,— A South Tyrone Man says that Mr. Russell and Professor Robinson agree in the object to be aimed at—that the difference between them is that ...