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... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR, - Could you, or some of your sporting reader* who understand the principles of betting, give decision the following c.tsv ? If I, relying the faith of a newspaper bulletin posted in the Commercial Newsroom from the ...
... TO TUB EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir.—Some time ago, I called the attention the corporation total neglect of Ann Street the watering carts, in a paragraph which you kindly published in the Whig. For some short time afterwards I observed that the attendance ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FR ...
... TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Having seen the local papers that meeting « the -ard of Guardians several statements hav»- made by members of that board Fes pec ti eg weavers’ deputies, which statements are utterly a» variance with facta, bog ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERK WHIG. Slß,—“Facts are stubborn things’’— not easily controverted, and that such is the case Veritas” has realised to b s cost. In his little puerile note in your paper to* day—again the result of three or four days’ labour—be ...
... T« THE KDITOB THE NORTHERN WHIG. Stß,— earnest desire to awaken the naturalists this town, especially the young ones, to the want of Field Naturalists' Club” in this our -rthern Athena, and which I sincerely hope will not continue long, has io- duced ...
... TUB KDtTOB OF THE HORTHBBN WHIG. Sib, —As on® in way interested thi® question, except as ratepayer expected to tote, there are one or two points, which, I think, you might give me and the public seme useful information. Ist—What are ihe prospects new ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, S ...
... se ing of ninent MR. JOHN REA’S ‘‘SUPPORTER | other TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. nin oh tat Dien anil Sra,--From the manner in which Mr. Jobn I larshal representations he there made in regard to me, I fidence that it may be conceived by the public ...
... THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Will yon grant a short space to-mo.TOw’s impression for tbe purpose of stating a few facts in support of licensing the “Gin Palace, tbs handsome new building in North Street is generally termed, an application for ...