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... without dancer. „ MUSGRAVE, brothers, Ank-St. Iron Works, and 59, Hioh-St., Belfast. “THE DAILY NORTHERN WHIG, Ptlce IJd., “THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG,* Price 2d., WILL ON SALE, REGULARLY. AT THE E*tiibli«hnu>nt of Mr. JOHN TATE, Merchant, IMbl)-street, ...
... nothing further has been heard from these liberal commission brokers Ptinro*(h Journal m*fHE DAILY NORTHERN WHIG,” Pm* -THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, Price 2iL, WILL BE SALE, REGULARLY. AT THE Eatftbliihment Mr. JOHN T AtE, Merch.ot, ith-ttrept, Downpatrick ...
... Belfatt, November '26 th, 1860. Sir, In the report of the meeting held in the Music Hall of Belfast, copied (from the Northern Whig) into the Times of the 17th ult., and in your article, founded upon that report, there are mis-statements which have tendency ...
... regularly support the Whigs, and io pursuance a secret alliance between Dr. Cullen and the Whig .Ministry. It may be that all that Dr. Cullen wishes is to retain in Parliament number of nominees who will able to squeeze concessions from Whig Governments, and ...
... every respect, progreesing very satisfactorily during this session. The denominational returns, find, are roost encouraging.— Whig. Winnings on the Turf —From Bell's Life learn that Mr. Merry, M.P. for the Falkirk District of Burghs, is the most successful ...
... DOWNPATRICK : SATUiiD 'EERS.-THE THE GARIBALDIAS BRITISH We ( Whig) have been favourejj|fy Lieutenant A. B. Patterson—now Captain Pattenjpn—with some letters bearing dale Naples, 13th November, one of which we subjoin. learn that, in consequence of it ...
... agricultural. The top prices were 40J. to (KM., and farmers’nags were from 12J. to 101. according to merit. —Correspondent of Whig. London. Monday, Dec. 3.—We begin the cereal year somewhat under a cloud as to future prospects, there being much wheat unsown ...
... would have to be provided every session; and the rate of mortality among reporters would show a perceptible increase.—AfartAern Whig. A Unique Koval Ring.—A curious ring has been found in the neighbourhood of the Champs Elysees, Paris. It is described as of ...
... chardson, Glenmore. Collection of roots from Messrs. Dickson, Farrell, & Co., Belfast and County Down Nursery—Commended. —Northern Whig. ...
... some person or persons unknown. It is to be hoped that the police will discover the perpetrators of this unnatural crime.— Whig. Skvkkk Gai.f.s the Soctb-East Coast Irei.and.—When there is had weather going we in the North generally get a fair share it; ...
... religious instruction is imparted as in this one. (Hear, hear.) The examinations were afterwards continued and concluded.— Whig. Signora AVna Wiiittt.— ln addition to the paragraphs copied into the last Recorder mentioning the triumphs this English songstress ...
... should apprised that Mr. Withers’ wife and family are left in circumstances which claim their consideration and sympathy.— Whig. The Injury or Cai.i,ed a Tailor. —ln the Court of Exchequer, on the ulf., an action was brought by a Mr. Wm. Stockbridge, ...