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... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— bet; to enclose copy of the official analysis made Dr. Hodges in the case of Sarah June Hamilton, winch, you will perceive, completely disproves the allegation ;u» to p* ison having bei-n sold our ahUshincut to the ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir, —Will you kindly publish the following letter, which has just arrived from Dufferin.—l am, dear sir, yonrs faithfully, R. R. Alexander. Imperial Hotel, Belfast, Nov. 26,1860. Sir, —I have no hesitation in ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—The shipping interest will observe with gratification that the principle for which it has some ten years contended—to wit—that ** fair commercial interchange,” is essential of Free-trade—has been acknowledged an important ...
... THE NORTHERN.WHIG, RELF art Farm of land.—to let, a farm of Lau.l, containinj; about 21 Acres, iu REDHILL, Upper Malone, about two and a half miles from Belfast, present in the oucupation of Mr. Johr Herd. A leio-e can given. 3819 Apply JOHN CULLODEN ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir. —ln a copy of the Time*, last week. I readanadverti'Omcnt from the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's Cathedral, ditailing certain alterations, Ac., going on in that eddice. One paragraph in especial caught my eye ...
... THE GAME OF THE SoRTHERS WHIG. THE IRISH BRIGADE. Limerick, Wednesday. It appears more than probable, from statement in last night’* Reporter, that grand banquet to given the Limerick. Clare, and Tipperary Contingents. on Monday evening, the 3rd DeoeniM ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— l have been greatly amused at the exposure you bavemadeof the false assertious of the “Revivalists,” that “ * Revivalism’ bad put end to intemperance and immorality.” The fun of tbo thing, too, is, that yon convict ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, -BELFAST, TO THE BURGESSES OF DOCK WARD. Gentlemen,— it surely would have been only common courtesy, previously to nominating me as a Councillor for your Ward, to have consulted me ou the subject; and am not in the luaut obliged to ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— Now, that the duty has been taken off most articles of French manufacture, many persons would, like myself, wish to go over and make purchases, and at the same time to tee France. At present the return tickets ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— Every reader of the Koriitrn Whig will readily admit that you have commenced the new year auspiciously by the publication of your very interesting, though very painful report, upon the state of Ander. sou’s row, ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG,” Oiving the whole Week's Newt for Twopence. Among the special features of The Weekly **Nobthbbn Whig” are— A careful and elaborate compilation of the entire Home and Foreign News of the Week, Telegraph and other sources, op to ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir, —Permit me to call the attention of the Harbour Commissioners, the conservators of the Belfast Long*, under the authority of the Admiralty, to encroachment which is slyly taking place on the tidal water** close ...