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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY. JANUARY 1, 1 850. COMMERCIAL REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1 58. 1559, has corao into existence with brightened prospects compared with those which greeted the advent of the past year. The chronic disease which then affected ...

... “ituatiojid A large number of letters sent in reply to advertisements in THE WHIG have not yet been cidled for, and will given to advertisers on application. PARENTS OF A RESPECTABLE LAD, 1 sixteen years age, who has just finished Ins education at one ...

... 1 FUT U E ILLUSTUATKD MONTHLY ADVERTISER [SUPPLEMENT “THE WHIG”] %V’ILL I!E ISSUED OX EACH BELFAST * FAIR DAY—the first Wednesday in every In addition to the usual attractive features of this publication, every future number will contain list of Uie lairs ...

... was Secrejary at War while Wellington was yet wrest- ling with Napoleon’s marshals in Spain, was one of the authors of the Whig Guide,” of Administrations ; aad— has formed part of one of the hardest worked men of his time—has yet f ‘01 und. leisure to ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1. i 9. TORTURE AND EXECUTION OF A FRENCH BISHOP IN TONQUIN. Although I have for some time been suffering from fever, I take up pen to communicate to your reverence some details of the horrible death which ...

... —Tlie two Prize Poems, and a selection of the best pieces sent in for the competition, to published in the Weekly Northern Whig, Saturday, 22 I January, I^so. 6. —There will be no limitation to style, dialect, or metre, but the subject must be appropriate ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1 8 59. THEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. THE GRAND COMIC I’ANTO.M 1M E. jiioductd with New Si>lem!id Scenery, Gorueoa* Masks, Dieses, Properties, Machinery, and Effects—unequalled, if ever attempted, in Belfast ...

... the Poet Burns’ Birth-day, to be celebrated Belfast the 25th of January, 1859, the Publishers of the Belfast Weekly Northern Whig will give Prize TWO GUINEAS for the bc ...

... takenI stron( steps till it was found necessary that 0 they should be adopted; but this forbearance has been carried by the Whigs to al absolute vice. Their rule in Ireland vas of that nature that they dare e scarcely discountenance, not to say putnish ...

... Guardians, as she is led to understand that it con- tains many members remarkable for bigotry, and forwards a copy of the Northern Whig (facetiously termed a Protestant paper) in confirmation of her THe Teve Heie of BattyMore: Passages from the Life of a Belfast ...

... the Solicitor-General iip upon another Roman Catho- lic, Mr. Hughes. Parliament met on the Ith of February, and vhilst the Whigs evidently -be. lieved their tenur of office still secure, there were not wanting indi tions of national dissatisfaction against ...