... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Sib, —A letter appeared in your isaue the 23d inst., beaded Insecurity at the Coal Quays,” in connexion with a fatal accident which occurred last week, during the discharge of the coal-laden screw steamer Xantbe ; but ...

... 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 ...

... our readers to determine ; as in this case their inconsistency touches us not-nor the Whigs either. It is very remark- able, however, that on every occasion since Whig mewoers (if they remain such) voted for the expul° siou o. a Conservative administration ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sra,—l the report of the Town Council in the Whig of this morning that name is brought rather prominently before the public. After the report of the Town Improvement Committee wan read, Mr. «Tohn Reaas I acknowledge be ...

... TO TH« EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG* Sir, —As nothing happens without cause, I suppose it unphilosophical to wonder at anything that corner pass. It is, certainly, quite useless to feel surprise at the course taken by certain men on certain public questions ...

... 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 ...

... HOW THE WHIGS MANAGE iMATTERS AT CHATHAM. TO THE EDITOR. SrR, — I have tho honour to enclose you part of a leadin ...

... TURNIP STEALING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir, —I have two little boys, the one sturdy little urebiu four years old, the other a gentle child of three The neighbours who pass him in the street. Will shout for joy. And the hoy. He looks ...

... DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Monday Morning. ...

... DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Thursday Morning, ...

... CLOCKS I WATCHES' AND ” is ever on the Whig. TIMEPIECES! LUDWIG YEALY, CLOCK I WATCH MAKER, JEWELLER, A c ., attention to his Stock of CLOCKS of every description, Gold & Silver WATCHES, COLD CHAINS, EAR-RINCIS, RINGS, SCARP PINS, every other Wad of ...