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... TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —In May last there appeared in yoor columns copy of memorial from the linen-Uppers of Belfast to Sir Robert Peel, praying him to use his influence in Parliament to put stop to tbe system of working overtime, which ...
... TO THF. EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERN WHIG Sir, —luaßmucb the Editor of the New Lett r has taken no notice of the enclosed letter (a copy of which I addressed to him on Saturday last), I will feel greatly obliged your having it inserted to-morrow’s A'hig. I ...
... (From the Northern W'hig of Yesterday Morning). Last niuht mobs collected the various corners about Midfield, Mill-street. Barrack stnet, Browo-streel, Piundstiert, Durbain street, and other places, evidently—judgiug from their demeanour and conduct—of ...
... LINEN VERSUS COTTON. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Slß,—-1 just read in your impression of to d*j tbe letter bended “Linen Cotton,” bave been no little amused tbe display of RatepayerV* stupid ignorance. Let ua run over a few of his statements. ...
... THE SHOKT-SEA PASSAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir, I think it unfortunate that there should be any controversy the respective merits of the Larne and Stranraer and of the and Portpatrick routes to Scotland and England, or that the advocates ...
... THE FIRE IN MAY STREET. TO THE EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —I notice statement this day Northern Whig respecting the fire in Mr. Anderson's house, May Street, that one of the firemen rescued Mr. Anderso-t’a sister from the flames, which is not correct ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 37, 1863. ground for the erection of markets In this boroughinvolving no extra debt £so,ooo—which the Lord Chancellor said should have been expended gas i*«»tead ; of market*, and which had led unpleasant ...
... RIOTS AT The Northers Whig says:— N O Seedey night, 7 o'clock. 100 of the Durham- street, or Orange party, left in a body, m and attempted, by going • lecgthened way, to join their 'brethren • In BTOWD•Btrelt, who, they had beard, were being beans Gad ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, Gazette, »»y« it i, pUiu tlrnt, until raina li»T« fallen and gunboat, can be used once more, or ■until good General arrives at tba head of nffiir* in tba North, tbe South ia not only free from liability ...
... THE ftORTHERH WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 862. LATEST NEWS. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Monday Morning. ...
... THE tfORTHERK WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2. lias been abandoned in sinking state off ,f Hope. The master and the crow have l, lauded at St. Helena. The America was ibe largest vessel belonging to this port, being of 1,673 tans burden. Messrs ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. MO DR. MACKAY AND THE WAR IN AMERICA. [FK»M TH* DULY ] We are gore that every one of our rvadera remembcrg the striking the of the United State* army, which we ra|>Hi)ted Friday from the York Time* never raid pacer in which ...