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... ANOTHER NEWSROOM WANTED TO BDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sis,—Might I, through the medium of your paper, draw attention to -a want which baa long been felt in Belfast—vis., the nsceMity fur Newsroom for use of young men in respectable offices ? The two ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1864. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FRIDAY. JANUARY 15. 1864. Wilson Finlay, farmer, was charged by Inspector Gaffikin with exposing for sale the carcase of pig which bad died from measles. The Bench directed the attendance of one or two of the juror-, and theerse ...
... 4 THE HORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15. 1 864. ...
... first thought that he would keep bis eight hundred a year for life and be required do nothing for it; but wretched cheeseparing Whig (lovernment, as John Vavasor called it when describing the circumstances of the arrangement to his father, down in Westmoreland ...
... TO-MORROW’S WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG WILL CONTAIN CUE WAR AMERICA: General Longstrect ; Postponement of tbe Draft; Death ol Archbishop Hughes; reported Capture by Sullivan’a c damn, in Western Virginia, of prisonera and a large amount of property; Loss by ...
... being Men* Society, and wiabiog for a moat comfortable end peraaoent utnation, obtain one aiiulicetioa to J. F.. Northern Whig Office. January 16, 1864. MERCANTILE REGISTRY OFFICE VOS COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. BOOKKEEPERS. CLERKS, SALESMEN, Ac. WANTED ...
... Bramwell; while the latter, who is a more novice on the Bench, was scarcely known, even as n practising barrister, when the Whigs, with indecent precipitation, elevated him to the Bench 'in return for political services in tho ?? of Commons as member for ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, the proper number of jurors, and in the proper time, | selection of jaro rs was matter that closely ¢ formed M.jor Maxwett seconded the resolution, which was if plaintiff were allowed to go al bout and ...
... Bramwell; while the latter, who is a mere novice on the Bench, was scarcely known, even as practising barrister, whoa the Whigs, with indecent precipitation, elevated him to the Bench in return for political services in the House of Commons as member ...
... Northern Whig Office.” nd his QV ANTED, FOR A PROVINCIALT ta Pe eee 2 pjaub | Wbo thoroughly anderstaode his busiueds, being | ber of Society, and wishing for a most com and permanent situation, can obtain one on ap; » Esq. o to J. B. F., Northern Whig Office ...