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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, iseO. 1 * Art £olh. terrace.— two hodses To be LET. C, SHERRARD, Calender Street. 4064 T ° LET FURNISHED. FROM FIRST • D- NOVEMBER Dell, LEMONFIELD HOUSE, in High Holywuod. The House is quite new, and ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1 8 60. that success is mainly sttribotsble to the heirly and cheering encouragement received on the Irish boards. (Cheers.) Believe me, will never forget yon, and that will take every opportunity of ...
... STRAND (opposite EXETER HALL). Board, if required; or. Bod, with Breakfast, 3s per night. Reference can be made to The Northern Whig Office. 160 c 380 ...
... highest references as character and competency will be given.—Address Press, Whig Office.” .livJalllß. WANTED, A CARDING-M ASTER.— Applications to ad iressed to W. Y., Whig Office,” 5994 a by house the linen Trado, person to Travel, Ac., Ac, —Apply to“R ...
... SOLE AGENTS FOR BELFAST AND THE NORTH IRELAND GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT CONNEXION WITH THE “NORTHERN WHIG” OFFICE, No. 6, Calender Street, Belfast. Books, Pamphlets, Sermons, &0., printed in a superior style, and at very moderate rates. Miscellaneous ...
... fiom the country j unctoally attended to. Address J. HENDERSON, News Agent, Castle Place, Belfast. 1900 rpHE DAILY “NORTHERN WHIG”—PRICE I THHEEIIALFPENt'E —IS THE CHEAPEST DAILY PAPER IN BELFAST. LOs A QUARTER. DELIVERED FREE INSIDE THE BOUNDS-V: BY RAILWAY ...
... Quay or Mr. JOHN DOYLE, 11, Queeu’s Quay, Previous to the List of Contributors being Published. 5997 rpHE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG ,, -- PRICE TWOPENCE —IS THE BEST, LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEKKLY JOURNAL IN ULSTER. A QUARTER, DELIVERED ...
... political economy, well as for the graver students of social life. Irish Postal Service —New Arraxombnts.—li» last Monday’s Whig, 24th inst., pointed out that Belfast was not likely to derive much present advantage from the new Irish Postal Service, which ...