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... THE NORTHERN WHIG> BELFAS THE EDITOH OF THE MOKTHEBK WHIG. Dear Sir, —Will you allow roe, through your journal, to direct Attention of the proper RUthoritiee to practice which may aoine day cauee •crioue, perhaps a fatal, accident, and of which to-day ...
... THE WHIG, BELFAS ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. asoaognM, aanbarv, bands of polar dogs and baara, and atbor aMblaaiatiial illaattatUanai iwddaot in Arena royagaa. Ua ooraiaa ia a waalharad broaob dimiaiaMog an oatagoaal pktidna, iaat 9 iaebaa in diamatar. span ia to stand tba atatoa ...
... F oe Set. 4 RTF RBI = Bi, that bn this DAILY WHIG Monday Mér at the (B¥ TRLEGRAPH.] (LATER FROM AMER!) Au. ) Fe- ARRIVAL OF THE “CANADA.” . | .CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEA it now FEDERATES—OPERATIONS AT YORE y well, —SKIRMISH AT CORINTH—THE INTE) TION IN MEXICO ...
... mixed x quiet. ‘warrants, 48s 11d to 49s 0d ; No. 3, 47s 3d to 47s 6d. WatTERFORD CorRn.—Supply trifling. The few nare: peo, WHIG, BEI eee ere ae a your tender should have used hls to prevent it | of esnding malicious, and He ee with | of thee: at com: ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—l was astonished see in your impression of this day paragraph under the above beading, having reference lo subscription lately the Editor the AVuw- Letter for the Lancashire Relief Fund, from the employes and workmen ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, Why have cab® in Belfast a® well as in Dublin? In wet weather—and have, unhappily, so mucli wet weather here!—and particularly fo*- night driving, the cab i® much more convenient and accommodating than the aboriginal ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. SlR,—I have read with much interest your appeal on behalf of the homeless poor, and request you will enter ray name for towards the fund for providing them with Refuge for Night.” I will be glad unite with others in e ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sm,—A good many of mercantile men and slock- i holders will have read with some measure of satisfaction i your special report in this day’s Whij of the proceedings at the Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway Company’s ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE EORTHKEK WHIG. Sib, —From the feeling exhibited yeeterdeyat the meeting held the Chamber Commerce in connexion with flax culture in Canada, I fear the object bringing the matter before the partiea present may not have been fully understood ...
... and, therefore, it has not had that effect upon me. He charges Catholics with, of late years, pertinaciously opposing Whigs and Whig measures, and as pertinaciously supporting Tories and Tory measures. He winds up the paragraph warm appeal to us that ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— ln the address of Mr. Newtownards, at the recent installation of Mr. W. O. M‘Gowan in Ravara, as reported in your paper of this morning, I find the lowing sentence : —** (Mr. M*G.) was afterwards installed .. ...