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... IN THE Act.— Mr. Tom Taylor, a Whig man and a literary gentleman, has recently brought out at the Lyceum what he calls “ A new and original drama.” Now as Mr. Taylor is not hard up, but rather the reverse, he is scarcely ex- cusable for writing plays ...
... IN THE Act.— Mr. Tom Taylor, a Whig placeman and a literary gentleman, has recent] brought out at the Lyceum what he calls “ A new and original drama.” Now as Mr. Taylor is not hard up, but rather the reverse, he is searcely ex- cusable for writing plays ...
... CavcuT IN THE Act.— Mr. Tom Taylor, a Whig placeman and a literary gentleman, has recently brought out at the Lyceum what he calls “4 new and original drama.” Now as Mr. Taylor is not hard up, but rather the reverse, he is scarcely ex- cusable for writing ...
... PERIODICALS, AND STATIONERY, &c. Goods genuine. Prices low as possible. ¢@ Agent for the Morning News, Weekly News, Weekly Northern Whig, and Ballymena Observer. 27 Septem’ . J. & J. COLMAN’S GENUISE MUSTARD, OF ALL GROCERS AND DRUGGISTS. 26, CANNON STREET, LONDON ...
... Ceme- tery. No funeral notices. Please send a news- per announcing my death to Mrs. Mary Byrne, Kk ilkeel, Ireland; Northern Whig, Belfast, Newry, do. ; Louth Newry Telegraph, Newry, do ; Newry er, do. ; Thos. Kennedy, Attorney at Law, Pittsburg, Penn.— ...
... Ceme- tery. No funeral notices. Please send a news- paper announcing Kilkeel, Ireland ; ‘N ort death to Mrs. Mary Byrne, thern Whig, Belfast, do. : Newry Telegraph, Newry, do; Newry Examiner, Newry, do. ; Louth do. ; Kennedy, Attorney at Law, Pittsburg, Penn ...
... PERIODICALS, AND STATIONERY, &c. | Goods genuine. Prices low as possible. tar Agent for the Morniag News, Weekly Weekly Northera Whig, and Ballymena Observer. 4) | September, 1860. BALLYCASTLE UNION. CONTRACTS. BOARD of GUAR- Ts ANS of the above Union |e will ...
... politic to affront and repress ; parlia- mentary reform was regarded by the party in power as the factious pretence of a few Whig nobles, and the seditious dream of fanatic Radicals ; Catholic Emancipation was held by the more lax or enligh- tened of the ...
... on ist November next, an ex- rienced and confidential BOOK-KEEPER, devote a few hours daily in an Office in v town. Appl | Whig Office.” y hy letter, with references, to “ 4 x, - va NTED, a respectable, well-educated LAD, as APPRENTICE for a Wholesale ...
... ruin Roney. I did not hear Roney impute perjury Roney held in to John Rea with respect te him. his hand a copy of the Northern Whig when he came into the office, and he uttered one or two words, but Mr. Rea did not give him time to utter one sentence. There ...
... ruin Roney. 1 did not hear Roney impute perjury te John Rea with respect to him. Roney held in his hand a copy of the Northern Whig when he came inte the office, and he uttered one or two words, bot Mr. Rea did not give him time to utter one sentence. There ...
... rain Roney. I did not hear Roney impute perjury to John Rea with respect te him. Roney held in his hand a copy of the Northern Whig when he came into the and he uttered one or two words, but Mr. Rea did not give him time to utter one sentence. There was no ...