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... professional theological disputants and kepi from the cognizance of the laity, will be met as the heartless insult that it is. The Whig publication may damn itself to merited infamy, but its suggestions cannot doom mankind to a selfimposed ignorance out of dread ...
... additional entnr.ee which has like- Mr I ayiiee Klngat .> «• ° v i wise been provided. Underneath •nd the reartS this new whig Merry’sch m VidWeel. vre, Hat I3lb . .Cuttamxj * necersan- lavai.torieti, have been erected. Mrlt, Harris'•ns l»Kr lladdlngiem ...
... Cards, Intimations, or Handbills, Printed at the Northern Whig Office, can sent by Poet to toy part of the Country for or 3d. Orders addressed, by letter, The FOREMAN PRINTER, Northern Whig** Office, Belfast, Will have immediate attention, and the Work ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1861. Rtf irt. Houses to let in college street, STABLE be Let. OFFICES LET in FOUNTAIN STREET. 154 Mr. BARNETT, I, Wellington Place. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 186 1. BELFAST POLICE COURT— Satcrdat. ! [Before W. 8. Tbact, E?q., R.M.] Stealing.- -John Walsh was charged by Mrs. Jones, of Cromac Street, with having stolen fibs, weight of tobacco from the shop of ...
... JL Maaerm. Mr. islS~ EDfl5 FALCOEREE. -THIS YVE.WGNfo the ComicEDram of NE- M LYDIAD DAUHTE[S. thes-er5 'r HtlicstS. H.inee whig the COoiea Farc Gordn TE. BXr.dnt, 01.lcoter; e. Alari OMttrady, Missesdi Terciesot- ii RO~ lIL WorldY C rnia haracters by ...
... gave way. On his return to office, however, he resumed the old Whig notion. A veteran Whig, noted for financial incapacity and intense Whiggery, was placed in the India Office ; a Whig official, of known financial capacity, but wedded to purely English ...
... THE HORTHERN WHIG. A S T. MOND A Y, SEPTEMBER 23, 186 1. THE F LWOOD MURDERS Mr. Frederick Bridges, the eminent phrenologist, of Liverpool, sends to the papers the following phrenological and physiological description of M'Cafferay, the Folwood murderer;— ...
... - Irom the inspectors, and minute details from the -cv.; .1 districts. thk ?? and c ir.os ii'AD : or is ?? ?? i: ■ ?? ?? Whig, in its usual We r-kh summary, ?? h Tes the foil -wing:— The i.i.: n Tr/'!e : Thc'pi'ob:- bilifit s ..re thai the i resent ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THK NORTHF.HN WHIG. tear Sir. can’t write after the manner of an •t rn concerning our Volunteer morement, and it i* - , . for conrey to yon the of pleasure jV\iH.ru'»ced reading your article in the Whig of the jo>b in-ttani. j _ » printed ...
... phea4ant, We f. rget the talk incessant-. Weary words. Only hoping, when the flying drys of our recess are dying, We may shoot our Whig_ friends flying Like the birds. The ...
... know, oue tonc-ived m a foreign country, the hotbed of oppression. l{ J, statute of th.s present Impelial Parliament , tbs Whig Government ...