... can- didates have been spoken of—namely, Mr. P. O’Brien, M.P., and Mr. John Reynolds. Mr. Bellew, as au old supporter of the Whig’ leaders, would, however, appear to “have the’ best chance. Mr. B. has the reputation of being a kind-hearted man, and, in ...

... on the station here. The report of the execution of Holden, in our last week, was condensed from an account in the Northern Whig, and supplemented by some notes from a special reporter, whose despatch did not reach us sufficiently early to enable us to ...

... thoroughly understands his business, and can Write, and who knows something of Accounts, Apply by letter addressed L., 530, Whig Office.” - 2 Belfast, Ist September. ANTED IMMEDIATELY, a few AP- V Two In-door Apprentices would also be tak PRENTICES to ...

... station here. The report of the execution of Holden, in our paper last week, was condensed from an account in the Vorthern Whig, and supplemented by some notes from a special reporter, whose despatch did not reach us sufficiently early to enable us to ...

... thoroughly understands his business, and can Write, and who knows something of Accounts, Apply by letter addressed ‘*C. L., 530, Whig Office.” Belfast, Ist September. ANTED IMMEDIATELY, a few AP- PRENTICES to the Dressmaking. Two Apprentices would also be taken ...

... MASTER who thoroughly his business, and can Write, and who knows something of Accounts, Apply by letter addressed “C. L., 530, Whig Office.” Belfast, 1st September. ny. ANTED IMMEDIATELY, a few AP- Ww PRENTICES to the Dressmaking. Two Apprentices would also ...

... first | placed on the station here. report of the execution of Holden, in our | paper last week, was an account in the Northern Whig, and supplemented by some notes from a special re + whose despatch did not reach us suificiently early to enable us to make ...

... ce THE CASE OF MRS. HOLDEN. Tue following letter is from Mr. T. H. Jones, J.P. lt is addressed to the editor of the Northern Whig. There is no reason to doubt that Mr. Jones’ appeal will be generally responded to :— Moneyglass House, Toomebridge, Sept. ...

... — THE CASE OF MRS. HOLDEN. Tux following letter is from Mr. T. H. Jones, J.P. It is addressed to the editor of the Northern Whig. There is no reason to doubt that Mr. Jones’ appeal will be generally responded to :— Moneyglass House, Toomebridge, Sept. ...

... knowledge of the Wine Trade in lar, of the Wine and irit in mi A 80, a TOWN TRAVELLER, and an APPRENTICE.— Apply, in appli Whig Office. own handwriting, to ihe — — a first-rate MILL CARPEN- TER. Apply by letter addressed “*D. X., Post Office, stating ...

... Wine and Spirit Trade in general. Also, a TOWN TRAVELLER, and an APPRENTICE.— Apply, in applicant’s own handwriting, to “ X. Whig Office.” OOK-KEEPER.— WANTED, in a Country Town, as BOOK-KEEPER, and to Travel occa- sionally, a Young Man of good address ...

... and Spirit Trade in general. Also, a TOWN TRAVELLER, and an APPRENTICE. — Apply, in a plicant’s own handwriting, to “X. T., Whig Office. WANTED, Town, as BOOK-KEEPER, and to Travel occa- ina Country sionally, a Young Man of good address, who can write ...