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... MR. HOPLEY PAINTED BY HIMSELF, TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —lo your article in the Whij of Saturday the case of Mr. Thumaa Uupley, the model schoolmasternow undergoing bis seutmce of penal servitude for the killing of the poor boy Cancellor—you ...
... 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 ...
... Wiegius, of the MethoOist Episcopal Church America, son th« late Rev. John Wiggins, Wesleyan Minister. LATEST NEWS. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Tuesday Morning. ...
... THE NOKTHEKN WHIG. BELFAST, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. IBCO. ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Moneyglass House, Toomebrtdge, Sept 3, 1860. Sir,— -I re illy think something ought to be done for this poor woman and her child. I intend give her five pounds, and, if the public show any desire to subscribe, will most ...
... firm. Pricks hoc at. Sharks and Stocks. —Our mrrcon•He and commercial readers will find the daily Share-LiH —compiled for the Whig—in our fourth page. ...
... LL U ST T ED ADVERTISING ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY ADVERTISER [SUPPLEMENT TO “THE WHIG”] PUBLISHED ON EACH BELFAST FAIR DAY—tbe tiret Wednesday every Month. In addition to the ostial attractive features of this publication, every number contains list of the ...
... for return by any Train the 5.20 p.m. the Bth. EDWARD J. COTTON, Manager. Belfast, September 3, 1860. 5694 DAILY “NORTHERN WHIG” SENT X Post, Stamped to any address, for Sixteen Shillings and Threepence per Quarter. Post Office Orders payable F. D. Finlay ...
... CHEAP EXCURSION LONDON. TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—Having had my attention drawn to an advertisement in your paper relative to an excursion to Loudon, 1 feel justified in making a few remarks on the subject. 1 would wish to know that, in ...
... CEICHESTEE, Clerk of tbe Peace. 5676 Pe*ce Office, Belfast. Newspapers for friends America AND AUSTRALIA. The Weekly NorOifrn Whig, with all the News of the Week, for Twofuncethe beet and cheapestNewepaperin Ireland. ...
... 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. ...
... an ordeal which is generally viewed with the greatest alarm by juvenile sufferers —Northern Whig. The Case of Mrs. Holdes.— correspondent of the Northern Whig writes: The case of John Holden is now finally settled. Three or four feet of earth inside the ...