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... of Goods France, snder iba New Tariff, can be had th* Newspaper ami General Printing Office in connexion with the Northern Whig, 6, Calender Street, Belfast, in Blank, or with the Nanas of each Finn. Orders from Country Firms will bs promptly exe* coted ...
... Are these published by her permission ? I doubt it. In 1851 she writes to her friend — lam much ?? to see the mouldy old Whig Cabinet crumbling away like a stale cake. It has done so little to advance the cause of civilization, that I am fain to believe ...
... retrenchments; and redaction of five millions'; would therefore be a very serious curtailment of | patronage which Tories Whigs alike are deeply interested. But the limes are somewhat 00l of j jintand, matter how disagreeable and inconvenient may prove ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1 862,. I or exposition of the scope of the argument difficult. Mr. Godkin writes an advocate of the National System, bat the strength of his support lies In the facts ' which states rather than io the reasonings ...
... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR, —As 1 see in one of the morning papers of Wed need and Friday last a r*ther suspicious advertiaemeut, Money to lend in small toms,” I think it would well to give the needy public caution to make themselves sure that ...
... world. I am, dear Sirs, yours very sincerely, WILLIAM CUBITT. Fenton Lodge, Ist December, 1862. A meeting of the leading Whigs and Radicals of the borough has been held, when a stormy discussion took place, the former counselling a walk over for Mr. ...
... SHERIFFSHIPS IN SCOTLAND. Considerable attention has recently been attracted to legal promotions. The Whigs have been so long in °dee, and so many deaths and resignations have taken place, that in order to follow out their rule—as unswervingly followed ...
... position ol ?? thee lightest iodiation of an early appoioab of that ?? Weekly Circular. BELFAST TEADE RNPODT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturdsy.t In our local markets we can notice no chsage. Linen- yarns continue firm, The corn market Is dull, wbils in the ...
... May r of Belfast for y*rar The WH \T EXPECTfiD PEACE IN AM E. Mtminiitio.i of Alderman Lytlo was d by Mr. IIICA - WHAT THE WHIG POLICY? ulto,# » ai,(l seoouded Mr. Ta.lor and an F,: ...
... Wife, Sittingrooin and Bedroom, cheerful sitnatien in the neighbourhood of the Linen Hall.—Address, stating terms, * 0..7347. Whig Office.” WANTED, AN ASSISTANT-BOOKKEEPER, in a Plumbing and Qaslitting C ncern. A knowledge f the trade requisite.—Apply, stating ...
... M. „Uo (A laugh.) itier,.,..gulKr lh.il tfll.cy looked lb« |.ic.cnt Cabinet mere ». number of the leader. Ibe old Whig parly, a., aui.u' ol ll.eit. were member, .he Club, inid migl.l no*. The Uokoof Newca.Ue, Mr, l.lad.lone, Mr. Card.ell, u. ...
... adoption of Lynch Law, which has been seriously recommended the most effectual remedy for London*garotling, by the moderate Whig organ, the Globe; nor baa any of the Irish a state of the country journals complained, the .Star baa,that Hounslow Heath has ...