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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERS WHIG, Dear Sir, —I perceive that this evening there is to be meeting in the Victoria Hall, of the Turkish Mission Aid Society. Owing to age and infirmity, I have been obliged to abstain from all public meetings held at night; ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sin, I have received, tin's day, your paper containing the publication of a correspondence which took place between Mr. Kichanison, M.P., d myself, resulting from the expression of the lie” being given to Mr. Walter Staanus ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir,—Fur public information, and for the sake of the morals of Belfast, would you kind enough to let know the particular whcrcaliouts at present of Mr. Arthur Hill Thornton, that very admirable and approved good Moral ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir, —Oriental writers are accused of dealing in extravagant exaggerations when they desire to be sublime. The air of India seems to infect even the English residents there with tendency to this sort of tablimity. The ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Dear Sir, —ln the report of the trial, yesterday, the case of Annie Trousdale v. W, T. Watersou and John Dinnen, in Mr. Watersou's cross-examination it is stated by him that Mr. James StandSeld holds the bill which Bessie ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN’ WHIG. Sh;, —I have read, with much satisfaction, your admirable comments on the result, the Crown Court, Saturday, of the proceedings taken in connexion with the great tea frauds of John James Moore. In point of mismanagement ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir, —l have been gratified to observe that, the concluding sketch of Life in the County Antrim Prison, ■which appeared in Monday's Whig, occasion is taken to throw out some suggestions with respect to one depart* meat ...

... TO Tltr. EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Siu, —Th*- above ct 'aas rct ent'y broughtpromiiu ntly before tlio public, tbroup.h aibcisiouiu the I'nglishcourts f law. Tlio Uoy.il Insurance Company'’have ad-JrcS'C the point ; ami cc vc, by the lettir which subj ...

... TO TIIK EDITOU OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir,—The Right Hoo. Joseph Napier has become Lord Chancellor, and there is to be contest for the representation of Old Trinity.” There are four candidates in the field—Mr. Henry H. Joy, Q.C., Mr. Lcfroy, Q.C., Dr. Gayer ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir, —I lly to you tlie refuge the tiiiserable. My present woe is occasioned band of wil l musicians who parade oar street-, passei.-. by, women and cliildren well men, intlil-ssly to the |K)int of the cornet Their ravages ...

... 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.” ...