... Advertising Gazette, Building News (London), Cork Examiner, Galway Vindicator, Den'y Journal, Roscommon Messenger, Northern Whig (Belfast), &c. P.S.—We may perhaps (to save mistakes which frequently occur) here again appropriately remind the above and ...

... vexed questions on which our knots of debaters above-mentioned are seldom found to agree, such Celtic brains versus Saxon ones, Whig Governments versus Tory, Union or Repeal, which it is sometimes conceived enter into the question, we come to a point of which ...

... have secured an advantageous site fora large block. The following descriptive particulars are in the words of the Northern Whig : The new buildings will * e situated on the ground hitherto vacant, at the corner of Waring-street and Victoria-street, adjacent ...

... on the Baths of Ancient Rome!” Charles Ge-ghegan, Fellow. Mortality amongst Children Belfast.— Dr. Gardiner, in letter the Whig, says: Taking the present population of Belfast and comparing the rate of mortality with Dublin, see that, in proportion to ...

... who looked not less the possibilities and probabilities of the future than to the actual necessity of the present. —Northern Whig. New Sugar Refinery.—We {Grocer) learn that the building, charcoal kiln, and boiler houses of the sugar refinery about to erected ...

... taken leading part in the adjudication. We arc not even aware that the fact is as alleged, that the proprietor of the Northern Whig was a member of the committee ; but we feel quite sure that even if the committee were exclusively composed of gentlemen in ...

... perhaps “my allowed to express our views on the result arrived at by the CorporatiM, which, from the renort in the Northern Whig of February 16th appears to us most extraordinary , and the reasons assigned in the committee s repor for withholding the awarding ...

... off. Amongst those who have taken a part in the discussion is Mr. W. Spackman. In a letter which has appeared in the Northern Whig, he says : Sir,—So much having been written upon the sub- frequent iteration of such useless structures, ject of a Peal of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE IRISH BUILDER. —Since reading your leading article on “Our Watering-places,” I see that the Northern Whig has alluded to some of the places of sea-side resort somewhat ghastly.” This is, perhaps, strong phrase as can be used in which ...

... this is a common cause of grindstones becoming out of tune. Proposed Band fob Belfast.—The following remarks in the Northerr. Whig, being somewhat apropos to the article in our present issue “Social Subjects,” entitled “Amusement, reprint it:— Some days ...

... attended with great success at the time, but which failed for want of funds.” . The condition of Belfast is thus given by the Whig: Yesterday (Wednesday) was one of the wettest days we have ever had in Belfastthe rain hardly ceasing for a moment during the ...

... Belfast. The total cost of the building will amount to about £24, 000. From a circular issued by the acting local committee, we (Whig) learn that the Wesleyan denomination in this country, though comparatively small, and by no means generally wealthy, have ...