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... CATION. TO TIIK EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —As an Irishman, 1 feel intensely proud at the successful, and, I trust, permanent establishment of the line of Transatlantic steamers. That line has, I sure, the hearty good wishes of every mah in Ireland ...
... CLERKS OF PETTY SESSIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Allow me, through the medium of your columns, to call the attention of the magistracy of Ireland to the plan of the Government for consolidating the offices of clerks of petty sessions ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 858. ...
... THE NEWTOWN ARDS RACES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. gjo the Whig, of Saturday last, observed an advertisement announcing steeplechases, in the neighbourhood of Newtowuards, on the 27th and 2Sth instant. Appended to this advertisement there were ...
... PROSPECTS OF THE FLAX CROP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir, Having day to spare, and being most anxioes to take observation in one locality of county Antrim, how the crops appear from different seeds, 1 have done so last week. lam delighted at ...
... » —* ■“•* ° Mr. Saylor and one of the Whig ca,.dihates. These matters ought not to diop hern. up phantoms to strike at with your burly fist; »re ; many blows thrown away: and last, not least, keep >OOl trinner- over that you appear not to exercise the ...
... the claims of the jews. TO till! tDtl'OR OF THE NORTIIERR WHIG. Sir, —In you, I never lose right of request to corrcapcmclents—“ Be brief”; and, while f thank you for past favour*, I space for another. With your views of the Jews Bill I entirely agree ...
... PEOPLE'S PARKS TO TRE THE WHIG, Sib,—l have roJ, with great satisfaction, from time to lime, in jour (infer, the articles which you have devoted to the subject of People’s Parks-hoth regards. Belfast and other towns—and admired the untiring zeal with ...
... TH E NORTIIEKN WHIG, BELFAST, WKHXESDAY. daring it to be worse than the bill of the honourable 1 member for Tiverton, who is not one of Mr. Bright favourites—that it was comi>!icatcil ami foolish, and “savouring of what is generally called claptrap.” ...
... RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN SWEDEN TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,—The letter of Dr. Bryce, in your paper of to-day, a most valuable and important communication. Every lover of Christian freedom, of Christian charity, and of common justice, will ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IT, 1838. Well, constitutional, and to get pod facto law passed against the will of large section of the people? From all these causes the excitement iu the town has arisen. Mr. Coppinger —Suppose there bad ...
... T WEEKLY “NORTHERN WHIG, EIGHT PAGES, FOKTV-EIQHT COLUMNS, FHre 'Fircpcurr, THE SIZE OF THE LONDON TIMES,” WHICH SOLD AT 4D.) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 0, WILL PUBLISHED THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG,” Which icili contain the whole Week's Jor 2c/. Among the special ...