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... WATCHMAKER, AND OPTICIAN, 114, HIGH STREET, BELFAST, Uataorological Agent to tba Board of Trada, 1151 THE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG’ PRICE TWOPENCE-IS THE BEST. LARGEST, CHEAPEST. AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY JOURNAL IN ULSTER 9b A QUARTER, DELIVERED ...
... to JOHN HOLMES, Auctioneer, Monaghan ; or, to Captain OLPHERTS (the Vendor), SpHngmount, Aughuaoloy. 811 The daily “northern whig” Po«t, Stamped aojr for Sixteea Sbillinga and Threepence par Qnarter. Post Office Orders payable to P. D. PIHLAY ft Son gWIMMINO ...
... SEPTEMBER 2, 1801. undi rjoing the parage censure the Northern papers becuuee I went to the Sooth nil, and saw with own eye* whig they could not see, and did no*, take all their myths gospel! Very soon after I arrived at Wnshington 1 was invited to tho ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sib, —When the Rev. Mr. Pollock, at the Social Science Congress, stated he would deny secular instruction to the child that would refuse religious, he was guilty of that which somefpeople consider worse than a crime—a ...
... • THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELF A S T. MOND A Y . SEPTEMBER 2. ...
... Bant. JOHN DEVUN, Auctioneer. Belfast. Aag. SO. IHI. 11(5 TO OUE SUBSCRIBERS. COLLECTION ACCOUNTS. Ta* Proprietors ths Nobthim Whig bog lorn to loti »to to their Sobserlben reoMent in the undermentioned towns end localities that their eeMonts will be preeenteJ ...
... iaUaritr. Roust Atkosok. 10. HiU Strapt, fcllMt. Aa«. SI. 1881. 1180 APPBBNTICK— THERE IS AT PRESENT Vacancy in tba Norther* Whig Newspaper Dapartmeet for aa AppranUoa. A well-edaentcd lad, about Often yean of a,a, would tbia daairabla opportunity—Application ...
... the baeineee, and having connexion with the trade would be preferred. Security will be required.—Apply by letter to B, C., Whig Offloe. 1034 WANTED lUUBDIATBLY, TAKE the Sole Management of (in the been no of Proprietor) an old-eatabliabod, roapaetablo ...
... ,« WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1861. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1861. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. Tins week our business is much more pleasing than it has been for several weeks. The weather has, particularly since Sunday, been generally seasonable, and, even that day ...
... will make bimself generally useful any branch of tbe business required.—Address “X. X. Ya, Whig Office.” tSaitW. Apprentice.— there at present rsoaney Northern Whig Newspaper Department for an Apprentice. A well-educated lad, about fifteen years uf age, ...
... Corry, Hall May, Ross, and Johnson, and Surgeon Rea. The relieving officers in attendance were Messrs. Watt and Gordon. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Tuesday Morning, MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] VACCINATION. After the usual routine business bad .been disposed of, Mr. Gappikin ...