... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir,— You will, I hope, pardon mo for again a-king space in your columns, to make a few more remarks on Mr. Lyon’s case, which 1 hope will be the last on part. You seem to think that Mr. Lyons was the proper, or ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN’ WHIG. Sia,—The inhabitants of Lisburn have lately haJ another illuslratiou of what is really meant Iresbyterian privilege and duty.” To shew how empty are the platform expressions in reference to Protestant peace.” and onion ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— Can you, or any of your numerous readers, inform me whether, if a people’s club” be established on precisely the same principles as the Orange Society,” it would be considered illegal, and whether friend of mine ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Allusion lias been made, in certain Irish journal, to the great injustice done both to the public and to private individuals by tbe protection afforded by the law tj the officers of the Court Chancery, by which ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN' WHIG. Sir, —In the version of the above affair given by a correspondent of the News-Letter, in Monday’s publication, and which differs eomewbat from that given in the Whig, it is stated that Mr. Stannus announced the decision ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Aa holidays are such rarities in the town of Belfast, and Christmas season of universal enjoyment, many who are confined to the murky atmosphere of the town would gladly avail themselves of extra holiday on the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. —There is no man in the county Down who would stand out against official oppression more than I would; and, regards my constitutional liberties a subject, I am, perhaps, more than resolute. Thers is no man who would ...

... TO THE EDITOR TIIK NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, The object I had in view in publishing my letter of the 9th inst, in the columns of your influential journal, was mainly to awaken my friends of the profession” to the need we have in England of a “Commission of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, A County Down Mao” is labouring under two mistakes. First, lam not a magistrate; and, secondly, I did not summon Mr. Franks for leaving his carriage on the footpath, in Newtownards, in return for his having fined ...

... CRIME IN IRELAND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —In my former letters on the above subject, I have endeavoured to prove that, with the exception of agrarian outrages, there arc no others committed in Ireland at present worthy of any special ...

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... CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —A few days ago, it was suggested, in the columns of local journal, that an extra Christmas holiday would be of great advantage to the employedof this town. I agreed with the writer at the time ...