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... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, SATURDAY, FEBRU annual sermons. Rev. JAMES M'COSH, LUD., OF THE . Qa.eii’» College. »ill I’rmicli (00.l willing in the WESLEYAN CHURCH, D.wi;«ll Square, SUNDAY next, the 12th inefcuit, at Ei o’clovlt in the Forenoon, an l in ...
... INHIBITION CASES TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir, —The legal bearings of these cases have been fully discussed in your columns, and in those of yoor contemporaries. Doctor has been set against doctor—case against case, according as they were ...
... TO THE EDITOR OP TUE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— l have just read a very long and elaborate letter in the Northern Whij of yesterday, from the Rev. W. S. Eocles, Baptist Minister iu Banbridge. He has snatched moment from his multiplied engagements to advertise ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELPAS The MAYOR preside. The Meeting will be addressed by several Gentlemen, on the duty and 'ge of the humane treatment of the lower auimaU ; and the hope there will be such an attendance uf Ladies and Gentlemen will manifest the ...
... ** Xorthern Whig” Office, Non. 57,1860. Ahogbill, Portgl^none, Maghera, Toome. Castledawson, Magberafelt, Moneymore, Coobstown, Stewartatown, Coalislan I, Dungannon, Dunoughmore, Moy, Loagbgall, Armagh, Keady, Markethlll. Taadragee, Portadown, Lnrgan ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, WEDNESDAY. MISCELLANEOUS. Admiral Sir C. Napier was Monday seized with sudden and severe fit of illness. RAILWAYS. The railway market was firmer on Monday, although highest quotations were not maintained. Tbe preparations for ...
... THE PORT OF CALL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—As it is matter of great importance that the Canadian steamers should have every possible advantage, cannot understand, in reading over the report of the proceedings yesterday’s meeting, how happened ...
... CONSCIENTIOUS CARoWNEES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir, —To reply your correspondent, Veritas,”' allow me to state that bis assertion that some of the carowners who wear rosettes find it convenient to take down the baJge and wear in their -pockets ...
... EXCURSION TICKETS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sik, see correspon letter iu this Whig, suggesting the advantage of monthly return tickets for London, to enable persons to visit Paris and B gitim for commercial or pleasure purposes. I think the ...
... THE tfORTHEBN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY, GOTO yutilit aimwpmenw. rpHEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. In consequence of the Great Attraction Balfe'a New Opera, THE ROSE C ASTILE, it will repeated this Evening. To conclude with (owing many applications) the Last Act ...
... TO THB EDITOR 09 THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sift,—ln consequence of the report of the proceedings of the Police Court, on Wednesday lest, the public are likely to take yery erroneous idea of the conduct of the students on the preceding night; and, inasmuch the ...
... TO TUJS SUITOR OF TDK NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —You will aee by the following that, although the steamer from Belfast may arrive in Fleetwood good time for the 9 a.m. train, passengers leaving tre latter place by that train may not arrive in London before ...