... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Dear Sir, sorry to see the ** Commercial Epitome” in the Xorikem Whig of this day disfigured by the bundle i,f fallacies oootained in the following paragraph The extraordinary a'ranee in the rate of discount at the Bank ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— Your graphic iketches the “Menagerie” end AnderaooVroir ere defective in but one perticoler. Year renders ought be made ewere tbet the person whom this fearful locality is owned—who receives the income paid by the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sib,—l hope you will find space in your widelycirculated journal fur the following letter, as I know it reflects the opinions of many of your Catholio readers! The condition of Central Italy for the past few months ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, n Dutie*. The Urea went into committee on Customs’ Act. At this stage of th# sitting—the sa*' mary of which reached at twenty minute* before four this morning —we were obliged to to press. 4VTANTED, TO PURCHASE OR RENT, A Couutry ...

... A WHIG JOB. not know whom tho appointment of Mr. Achesou Lyle to the Lord Lieutenancy of Londonderry will be received with satisfaction, unless it by tbe Tenant-right candidate for Londonderry, and Mr Francis William Brady. political party regards it ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, Roman Catholics with that of the Protestants the management of the affairs of the National Education Board. This proposal, which rational Protestants will admit to not unreasonable, much less unjust or villauons, has aroused ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG- Sir, —Not long since, your “commissioner” rendered invaluable service to tbe cause of morality his able exposure of the horrors of tbe “ Menagerie,” which was afterwards closed by its proprietor, and has since become ...

... Northern Whig before the letters and papers arriving by the same mail were delivered. shall simply say, in conclusion, that this system would not tolerated in England ; but, course, anything goo enough for the ** mere Irish.” Daily Northern Whig Office ...

... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG Giving the whole Weeh's New* for Twopence, Among the special features of Weekly “Nobtbbbn are— A careful and elaborate compilation the entire Home and Foreign News of the Week, by Telegraph and other sources, np to the hour of ...

... THE IRISH WHIG MEMBERS. The szthjoined latter has been eeldnessed to the Tablet :--• Stn-The following extracts are from a letter signed .M. in the last Tablet :- Let its do justice even to the ' Twenty-one.' They come to Parliament as Whigs, determined ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —As an old subscriber the Whig, will you grant me the favour of a corner, respecting a subject of much importance to the milling and grain trade—viz., the vexed question of empty bags. I think I may safely state ...

... ••Glasgow, W. C., Whig Office, Belfast.” 3708 IBOirMONGKR&—WAimCD 81TOATION, by young man who has bad ten years’ experience in Belfast and elsewhere. Sa’aiy not innob object a comfortable sitostioo. Satisfactory references, he.—Address “R. H., Whig Office,” ...