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... 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 ...
... CHEAP EXCURSION TO SCOTLAND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Will you permit me, through your columns, to call the attention of tho Scotch steamboat companies to she fact that, Tuesday, the 7th August, her Majesty is to bold a review of the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. MONDAY. JULY 30. IS6O. the days before it became faßhioaable cherish liberal opinion*! the expenses of Government were reduced fully three millions year under the amounts required the reigns Lord Liverpool, Mr. Canning, Viscount ...
... THE BOROUGH AND COUNTY FRANCHISE. TO THE EDITOR OF TU K NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Some explanation should accompany the Parliamentary notice inserted in the Whi'j by the Clerk of the Peace, for it teems that in this town men of property are ignorant of their ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, JULY 30. 1 8 60. REMOVAL OF IRISH POOR FROM ENGLAND. London, Thursday.—The Select Committee of the Honse of Commons have bad another meeting, aud taken additional evidence on the removal of Irish poor. The following ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JULY 31. I 8 60. UNITED PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS —YESTERDAY. [by magnetic telegraph.] Lord Clyde took the oaths and bis seat. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. TUESDAY. JULY 31. 8 60. 2,000, Prussia, 2,000, and Austria, 2,000. No mention is made of Russia iu the case, which is somewhat niagular, that power having great, if not greater, interest in the matter than any of tile others ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1860. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR AUGUST. Hothouse Fruit Department. Pineries.— Fruiting Plants—Temperature, day, 90 to 95 degrees ; night, 70 degrees. Ventilate freely, but be sparing in the application of water ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, .BELFAST, MONDAY. JULY 30. 186 0. TUE PRODUCE MARKETS. The Colonial proiluca matketa, duriiig the week, have be. rutlur quiet, aUa ly quotatinus. ...
... LLDSTRATED MONTHLY ADVERTISER (SUPPLEMENT TO “THE WHIG] IS NOW ISSUED ON EACH BELFAST FAIR DAY—th« first Wednesday in every Month. In addition to the oraal attractive features of this publication, every number contains a list of the Fairs for the ensuing ...
... LAPPEK accustomed to measure Linens. Apply■ by letter addressed Measurer, Whig Office” 5267 WANTED, A HYDRAULIC PRESS, suitable for Pressing Linens.—Apply by letter, addressed A. 8., Whig Office, Belfast.’' fir £oI&. Royal terrace —two houses to be LLT. C. ...
... Gardens.— For address, apply the Whig Office. 5*2lS ONE UK TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with Lodging—with or without Board—in quiet family, who reside near the Queen’s College. For Address, apuly to Mr. LANG, Whig Office. 5183 LET, FOR THE SEASON ...