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... ; he should have said, ‘ We, the English Whigs, the chief tives in Europe of that Materialist School, w hich no other means of securing its but by reducing all to a ques- tion of riches—we, the English Whigs, who make abasement of the true doctrines ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE WHIG. Sib, —The Presbyterian sermon on ** Revivals” lately preached by the Rev. John Cunningham, minister of Crieff, and copied into yoor paper of last Wednesday, is a very wise and a very honest protest against the Pentecostal outp ...
... To the Editor of the Northern Whig. “Sin,—l have just returned from Italy by order of | General Dunne, to whom Garibaldi has entrusted the command of all the English in his service, in order to give advice and assistance to any of my countrymen who may ...
... —Bdfatt Northern Whig. As general rale, a fashionable bean, like bow in tbw sky, can’t make both ends meet. Irish, English, Scotch, and Foreign Market Review. (Written Specially for the Farmers’ Gazette.) Farmers' Gazette Office, Dublin, Friday Evening ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN* WHIG. Sli:, —At you bate ever shown youraalf among the foremost in promoting any object benefit or improve that large an I important section of the community—the working c'atscs beg to offer a suggestion. through your commas ...
... 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 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST TO CORRESPONDENTS. notice can lie taken of anonymous euuimnoisatlona. Wbat* ever is intended for insertion must authenticated tb« nameand nddressof tbe writer—not,necessarily,for publication, bat guarantee of his good faith ...
... SUPPLEMENT TO “THE!DAILY WHIG.” No. 5,156.] SUPFT. XXXVII. FIELD SPORTS! rm **Thm Wkl«,* ,9m per •■■■i 'Bp HENRY GREER ■ ...
... THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir,— Perceiving statement in the Evening Packet that the Bishop bad refused his consent that the causes between him and Messrs. Miller and Potter should beard in Dublin, I beg, through your columns, to give contradiction ...
... TO THE EDITOR TUB NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—May I, trusting to yonr sense of justice, intrude upon your valuable time fur a few moments. In year report of Mr. Scott’s remarks I accused him of ** tearing Mr. Scott's watch from his pocket.” Now, sir, I have wilnesres ...
... INHIBITION CASES TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir, —The legal bearings of these cases have been fully discussed in your columns, and in those of yoor contemporaries. Doctor has been set against doctor—case against case, according as they were ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY. SEPTEiAI ULSTER RAILWAY. CHEAP TRIP TO DUBLIN. THERE AND BACK, WITHIN TEN DAYS, 10s CD. MONDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, 1860. AN EXCURSION TRAIN will leave BCfost for Dub lin p.m. ...