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... Armagh and Dublin bear testimony against the erroneous and strange doctrines taught these now famous publications.— Northern Whig. A new periodical is announced, with title of the Museum quarterly magazine of education, literature, and science. The Chief ...
... regard the expression of popular feeling that has burst forth as a protest against vice and dishonour. The Northern Daily Whig says :— The people are keen judges in those matters; and we are pleased to say that in every circle in Belfast, of every grade ...
... much more than thirty, Dr Allman was Forbes's successor. THE HON. MRS YELVERTON—THE RESULT OF THE ml. VERDICT. The Belfast Whig says:-On Tuesday evening rumour was extensively circulated that the Hon. Mrs Yelverton had arrived in Belfast, route for Scotland ...
... support from the Whigs— which, of course, he attributes to all manner of evil motives in the deserters and the deserted too—has the following confessions, which only the direst necessity and apprehension of cora-1 ing disaster to the Whig reign could have ...
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... Watei'loo.-lWy Telegraph, Portrait of a Seducer.—A case of breach of promise was tried at Belfast the other day. The Northern Whig limns the defendant in this manner:--The defendant, who sat the counsel's seat, was one of the most extraordinary looking persons ...
... superior class of spinnings; these sell at the extreme rates of the past month. Low wefts have sold at less money.— Northern Whig The Irish Lin Trade.-Several of the leading houses have been exceedingly busy this week the shipment of goods for New York ...
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... any such matter to be opened.— Correspondent of the Mancliester Guardian. The Defendant a Breach of Promise Case.— Northern Whig, reporting a trial the instance of Mary Mill'an, a dressmaker, against William Connell, a farmer, gives the following description ...