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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1861. Inst., at which time considerable excitement prevailed, in consequence of the receipt of news staling that General Lopi-x was about to sail from ono of the Southern ports of the United Slates, to assist ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1861. ...
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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1861. AUCTION SAI-E. SALE THIS DAY. FLAX FOOT Ffctt TO FLAX SPINNERS. To halt a Good UtadvfHa,ryo*m,il kaitat)o ...
... THE BELFAST PAPE R Non hern Pate. Whig. 3 days. 14i,«00 ‘.' ...
... separated highly delighted with the interesting proceedings of the evening. C'lKC'l.I.VriON THE BELFAST PAPERS Northern Pate. Whig. days. c'hro- News- Banner Weekly nkk. Utter. lister. Vlndi- Ik^'lef. 3dUy*. iila;*.* ttoy* c««ot. IS-ls 143,0'JU 113.811 118 ...
... SECOND EDITION. Northern Whig Office, Tuetday Morning, Five o'clock. The Scotch steamer ha* just brought to hand cop*, 0 f the l-tteit edition of The Daily Mail, of yesterday. VV« extract the following: ». BOTtrOW, ORGANIST. PROFESSOR ofr MUSIC and SINGING ...
... promises to of a still more interesting character. CIRCULATION TH E BEL PAPERS Northern hro- New»- fanner of f'k'y a ,’!i Drtc Whig. nick-. Utter. U»ler. Modi-3d*yX jiU,-. VV >- 113.311 U9.000 112.000 119,01-0 1 119.000 116.000 106,000 1»U 100.000 1642 201 ...
... attracted much notice, at the toirca of the School of Design Committee, and a description of which appeared in the columns of Whig, that oc* cation. now come to one of the most attractive departments of the whole Industrial Exhibition. It U connected with ...
... men owe each other. The assembly which they addressed consisted of men of all opinions. The coalesced Tories and moderate Whigs of Manchester were there—the old Lancashire and immigrant Irish Roman Catholics wore there—the zealous Dissenters, of the ...
... exposition of tbe united world, a few groupings of its leading features may not appear out of place, in the columns of The Northern Whig. Something of this kind has been done already. Scattered here and there, in tbe general accounts, some stray pieces of description ...