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... to pot the road in repair, and shall save £5 per annum which I pay for tolls on the worst turnpike road Ireland. —Northern Whig. Popert in Sardinia—A Romish Martyr —It will be seen from the annexed Intelligence, that the Sardinian monks, finding the spiritual ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1850. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1850. ...
... take charge of Set of Hooks, by Double one who has a knowledge of tho Spirit Trade fiblrapiulary will be given. Apply to R.,” Whig Office. I Belfast, September 3d, 1850. 1/ 727 Wanted, a man fully competent Finish Cambric Handkerchiefs, Lawns, Ac., and who ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1860. ...
... ROYAL Dt’BLIN SOCIETY TO T * RDITOK THE NORTHER* WHIG, Sib, —ln reference to a letter in your paper, of the 23d inst., signed “James Coulson,” beg to state, that I ground n>y claim for the first prize gold medal awarded me, for superiority >f damasks ...
... a Flax-Spinning Mill, in|llb vicmity of Belfast. A competent person will be liberaiy ifcAlt with. Address M. C.,” Northern Whig Oflce.' 72!) ...
... was then appointed to take in charge these matters, and to report to an adjourned meeting committee ou the September—Northern Whig. Tits Viceregal Visit Belfast.—Tb« Lon! LieuteoßDt has intimated bit intention of accepting invitation of Geooral Uainbriggo ...
... those whom it his object to bring into public odium, in order that the new Corporation may composed of the bite, lines of the Whigs, and liia own obscure dependent., and that may again inv.ated with whet calls • the civic crown.' and again the recipient of ...
... crop?” said I. “You are right, Sir half the have heavy cron, the remainder about half a crop.— John L imb, in the Northern Whig. The Flax Crop.—lmportant Fact.—On the estate of linded proprietor in adjoining county, the tenantry were induced to sow flax ...
... ROTAL DUBLIN SOCIETY TO Tlf R EDITOR TUB NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— l regret to observe, by a letter appearing in your paper of the .'LI inst., that Mr. John Henning, of Waringstown, persists in alleging that a gold medal was awarded to him for damask the Judges ...
... and ** worldly wisdom” was positively set at nought.” This is simply a mistake on the part of the Time*, though (he Sortherr. Whig, in its double vocation Ministerial and landlord back, has improved upon it by representing the conclusions arrived at by the ...