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... to editor or the nouthbun whig. ** Public Baths aod Wash-bootM, Belfast, July 10, 1856. Sir,— Referring your comraeots on letter poblished in yonr journal of this date, in which are reite. rated the various charges made against the condition of this ...
... the contest about six o’clock on Monday evening. The returning officer declared the poll at five o’clock as follows: Boyle (Whig), . 158 Nicoll (Liberal), 157 Majority —1 ...
... read the News-Letter and Whig for political news, and not for advertisements. would recommend, that all the advertisements be inserted the Weekly a paper which all read, because was circulated gratis. If they advertised ia the Whig and News-Letter alone ...
... one insertion each; but cases where a second insertion was required, the only papers to be selected for that purpose were the Whig and News-Letter. A letter was then read from Mr. John Seed, claiming a continuance of the advertisements the Mercantile ...
... which was inscribed The Little Whig,’ In honour to lady of extraordinary beauty, then the celebrated toast and pride of that party.”— Apology, ©d. 1750, pp. 257, 258. Who was the lady referred tof Charles Wylie. [The “Little Whig” was Anne, Countess of Sunderland ...
... time past. On account of the illness of complainant, will be remembered, that the libel case of Robert Lindsay e. the Northern Whig, which waa to have been tried in Dublin, was postponed; and for the same reason the other libel ease of John Lindsay v. John ...
... from the contest about six o'clock on Monday evening. The returning officer declared the poll five o’clock as follows: Boyle (Whig) ••• 158 Nicoll( Liberal) 157 Majority, RAILWAY REFORM ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the friends of this movement was held this ...
... Two tr Armagh. Then, haring put forward the libel, the defendant, John Rea, not being aatisfiod, pubhahed, a letter in the Whig, the •'Gib of June. (.Mr. Millar here read the letter in question, which stated, that (defendant) would apply po.tpoDe. of ...
... high places; and except the question be taken hold of the people, we not see the least hope of reform, whether the hands of Whig or Tory Administration. It would be well if, at the next general election, the whole subject of State expenditure should be ...
... Ireland are diametrically opposed to those which I entertain, as well as others who have been in the habit of supporting the Whig Administration. I found also in this list the names of some of the most distinguished of the English and Scotch members, amongst ...
... has been withdrawn. Yesterday, the following notice was posted in the Commercial News-room, Belfast:— Kennedy y. The Northern Whig. (Telegraphic message received 3 45 ) of trial withdrawn, unconditionally, le»Ting the plaintiff liable pay costs of defondants ...
... had lately been travelling in the country, anil he heard person say, in reference to the Northern iV'/ij/, “Ob! I hate the Whig, because it is so full of John Rea’s speeches.” (Laughter.) It was wonder him how the Mayor was able to exhibit much extreme ...