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... yesterday to the family burying ground~, att Ahoghifi. .. -AD V. E It T I S E at E N-T.] THE EDITORSHIP OF THE NORTHERN - WHIG. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE B7E.FST NEWS-LETTER. SIn-I shall feel much obligef you wilt perrmit nie to state, through your columns ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2. 1861. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. THURSDAY, JANUARY 2. 1861. not yet ceased manifest themselves in England and in Ireland. The subject is one oompUcated in nature, and involving: that may not •trike at superficial glance. Looking back to the origin of tho ...
... Spirijtl can keep Books, and has trarelled occasionally^can fire moat respectable referencea, and security, Please address N.,** Whig OWce. Salesman . —wanted, t» the WOOLLEN Business, « act SALESMAN. required. Apply to PATRICK l7 WANTED, TO TAKE CHARGE TWO ...
... I think it will be sufficient at present to say, that they will be the same as those on which I have edited the ANorthe7.n Whig for the last twenty-one years. The Annual Subscription will be £2 10s., and in proportion for shorter periods, payable in advance ...
... of the dominions under the control but aggravate the real evil of the case;—leavin Minister of England—the head of the great Whig party of her Protestant Majesty, and to take care of the solemn thus would, an integral portion of the empire to suffer who ...
... Northera Whig of that morn- ust in ing that the tuecting was compowd of about one thousand hope- individuals, ‘The Banacr of the same morning made the Ged, number present to be four thousand. (A —We s here believe the He did not think the Whig told the ...
... had lately been made in sucha manner, and to such an extent, that even the Prime Minister of England—the head of the great Whig party who were anxious to furward those measures, and who did forward them—had felt it necessary to raise his voice against ...
... be sume fs those on which WM. D. HENDERSON. te say, that they will be the Fire and Life Insurance Office, have he Northern Whig for the last twenty-one 42, Waring Strect. years, Th we Annual Subscription will be and in pro- on for shorter periods, payat ...
... msatter, their enemy woul o move also, and that the consequence would be a fear o fill struggle in Ireland. This was from a Whig Peelite journal, whlich had gloried in the dismissal o Lord Roden. (Cheers, and the Kentish Fire.) It wa r an old saying, and ...
... • THE NORTHERN WHIG. Vs. v . x IxTELuacNce.—Nr.w Vohk, Dec. 21. Money Market —No material change has taken place the stock market since tbo Aria't departure. Pennsjlvania Fives have improved. The demand for foreign exchange has not been active, but rates ...
... whichyfni* Journal will conducted, I think it will pre-cut to say, they sill be the aan.c as those 4]*ielrtnk»e edited The Northern Whig for the last twinty-one years. The Annual will be £‘J 10», and in proportion for shorter periods, payable in advance. Prospectus ...