... Cross-examination continued —I heard the affidavit sworn at Omagh. 1 believe the Northern Whig gave correot copy of it. Mr. John Rea- acknowledge the Northern Whig contain a correct copy of it; but let them put it in in evidence their peril, it will entitle ...

... all country subscribers to the Northern Whig. Advertisements will received until Noon of the day before publication. Terms and all particulars will supplied by the publishers, F. D. FINLAY A SON, Northern Whig Office, Belfast. WOOD’S ERIC REAPING AND ...

... about 8 inches.—Apply by letter, addressed Roving Frame, Whig Office. •* 6*280—1247 WANTED, A LINEN HOUSE, A Salesman, who baa good connexion with both home and foreign buyers.—Apply to Y., Whig Office, stating salary expect* a, and where last employed ...

... Mr. Bell can reasonably hope carry two ot the southern slates which informer times were sure to the Whigs. In the South that party is led by old Whigs, who prefer the election of Lincoln to the success of either Breckenridgo or Douglass. In the North ...

... wanted upwards of 11,000,00) reals for the nn-lertaking. Gibraltar exchange on London quoted 70j Freights unaltered. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Tuesday Morning. [BV MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE VOTE FOR ANNEXATION IN NAPLES. Napi.es, Sunday.—The vote the question ...

... Flower Gardens, Ac., of which illustrative and Descriptive Catalogueswill.be forwarded application. 920 THE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG” PRICE TWOPENCE —IS THE BEST, LARGEST, CHEAPEST. AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY JOURNAL IN ULSTER. «s A QUARTER, DELIVERED ...

... Conservatives arc the truest Liberals action and jfeteo complete is their dtdusion, that they are still found ready to support Whigs, whi e at the same time they (with reason) loudly accuse them of dishonesty. Iu sense, therefore, which they put the question ...

... enabled him in month retire » year and the manner of his introduction which, or rut her his which was gross an insult as the Whigs could oIJ-r th-s very Lord Blcnket, whose eloquence J adroitness had often rescued them Irom dilemmas from which neither their ...

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... £4,000 year, and the manner of his introduction to which, er rather of bis imposition on which was as gross insult as the Whigs coold offer this very’ Lord Plunket, whose eloquence and adroitness bad often rescued them from dilemmas from which neither ...

... IRISH VOLUNTEERS FOR GARIBALDI. Tbe Northern Whig has received the following letter from Lieutenant B Patterson, who has sailed from Belfast, route for Naples, to rejoin bit regiment;— (TO TH* EDITOR OK THE KOItTHER.V WIIIO ) Sir, —Above one hundred men ...

... herself attacked. With respect to the promised Austrian Constitution, the Daily News takes precisely the same views expressed the Whig on the first annouucemmt of theso concessions. Our con temp jrary reminds us that the present not the first promulgated by ...