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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Your correspondent, in Wedneeday’s impression, is perfectly correct in sUting thst Mr. Haonn used the “Bishop q/*Coleniio” in his sermon, on Sunday evening last, on Prophecy,** and is also correct in saying that ...

... ae Pits NO ferent by piece of limestone falling po mentioned in Whig. After hearin make | evidence, the @ verdict of “Ac a nem Ae, on, Tat aw nee of eee P.L.G.—Oar contain d.the Presented to Mr. John Ireland, of Ballymut him by his friends and supporters ...

... THE NORTH ERISi WHIG, CRITICAL BULLS IN HISTORICAL SHOPS. [FROM DICKENS'S ALL THE ROUND.”J The critic*! bull h*« g ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, Many of yonr readers will, doubtless, remember that a letter under the above beading appeared in the Northern tFAtgln the autumn of 1861. In that letter I endeavoured to show that the disease was brought on the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. SlK.—The Committee of the above School, in difficulty created by an increase of pupils, without any corresponding increase their subscription list, respectfully solicit insertion in your valuable paper for a f» w paragraphs ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR, —With feelings of the deepest interest have read the articles in your excellent journal on the subject of Night Refuge for the Homeless Poor”—a subject which well deserves the thoughtful consideration of every ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELF *.ato lUjpovtd. DUBLIN LAW COURTS-YESTERDAY. [from special reporter COURT OF PROBATE. Hurst v. Campbell. The hearing of this case—which was one ascertain the last will an-t test mony of Stewart Campbell, deceased, of Upper Malone ...

... BLE WHIG, BEL us pliance with the praver in our memorial pt and of civil as sought for im that = The. Rev. put from the ebair, and carried un Rev. C. Porter seconded the @ HE BALLYCLARB he Mo- Mr. Scorr said thet was all the busine ng and transected connected ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—l minister of the General Assembly the Presbyterian Church, and was present when the Rev. R. Knox, D.D., Belfast, declared that those who rejected the Revival” were not spiritual men. Now, the Rev. Mr. Nelson has ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR PATRONAGE SECRETARY. The Morning Herald of Fiidoy, noticing the late Kidderminster Election, says if Loid Palmerston, that lie is ** privileged man, and no one feels disposed to call him to account for a job perpetrated with such ...

... WHIG MINISTERIAL ORATORY. The Whig Ministers are coming out in great knee in the talking line. After their summer vacation they are voluminous as well as various.— Mr. Gladstone initiated the out of door session with a speech on America, which his colleagues ...