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... —_ BELFAST TRADE REPORT (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Tue Liven Trape.—Until within the last two days all operations at the bleachfields had continued sealed up, and the hands were unable to find emplo t. At one of the chief establishments, about ...
... Paling, &c., cut and laid in Lots, and the BRUSHWOOD of the same. The Roup to begin on the GREENORDIE Roap to the East of Whig Street, at 11 o'clock Forenoon. JAS. S. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. Fothringham, 30th Dec. 1859. — - — On and THURSDAY, the and 12th ...
... though old, are, from their thick- to shot as earthworks, with a or moat in front, and a pisked army behind them. Belfast Whig remarks that the commercial Ireland was conspicuous for drunkenness of the most description on Monday. vaunted efficacy of ...
... absolves or consigns to perdition the illustrious of the earth, just as their creed agrees with or differs from his own. The Whigs are his only faithful Levites, and his his- tory may be termed an unfinished pamphlet for the glorification of Whiggery. They ...
... oisting, Roofing, Paling, &c., cut and laid in and the BRUS! aah OOD ot The Roup to begin on the GREENORDIE Roap to the East of Whig Street, at 11 o'clock Forenoon. JAS, 8. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. _ Fothringham, — Dec. 1859. — WooD ON LINLATHEN. To be Sold, ...
... (Laughter.) The prisoner then took her husband on her back, and carried him to hia dog-chaise, which was waiting.— Northern Whig. ...
... when acts of unselfishness, which seem almost ideal in their so frequently come out in the his of every-day life.—Northern Whig. A JOKE.—An on dit from the camp of Alder- shott states that Colonel H., who is a rigid disciplinarian, lately issued an order ...
... quality, fit for Railway Sleepers, Joisting, &c., cut and laid in Lots, and the of The Roup to begin on the Roap to the East of Whig t, at 11 o'clock Forenoon. Fothringham, 30th Dec 8S. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. WOOD ON LINLATHEN. To be Sold, by Public on THURSDAY ...
... this august body since November, and, as the election gave a balance against not only laughable, but laudable in the extreme. Whigs of the body, this novel ruse for getting a meeting is ...
... 1560. BOUT 259 Full-Grown LARCH and SCOTS FIR TREES, of fit for Rail Lots, and the BRU of the GREFNORDIE Roap to the East of Whig , at 11 o'clock Forenoon. JAS. 3. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. oe Fothringham, 30th Dec. 1259. = WOOD ON LINLATHEN. To be Sold, by ...
... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. the Northern Whig.) Tue Liven Trape.—The slightly improved state of the weather, this week, has been doing its work in giving extensive facilities for the finish of goods at the bleach- fields, the work there being farther back than ...
... to t this county in Parliament, and I ask for him your decided and cordial applause)—not only because the colours of a true Whig—which were upheld by his dfather, Sir David Carnegie, and b the late Lord ’anmure, by the late Mr Hume, and by the late Mr ...