... regarding certain poems on the subject of the Shakspeare Tercentenary submitted for compe- tition for two book by the Northern Whig. The “j for the were Professor Craik, Queen’s College, Belfast, Rev. J. 8. Porter, and the editor of the journal named ; and ...

... subject of the Shakspeare Tercentenary submitted fur compe- tition for two book prizes offered by the Northern “ee were Professor Whig. The appoin' jinted for the purpose Grn, 2 ecn’s College, Belfast, Rev. J. S. Porter, and the editor of the named ; and they ...

... should see what had Be become of the ticket money but we believe they without anything further taking place. And so ended the Whig “great prize poem” com memoration of the Shakspeare Tercentenary. In THE Utster Hatt. — The occasional afternoon perfermances ...

... there is an interval of Government traversed, but with the dispersion of the present House of Commons the ve reaction the Whigs have fos- tered will cease. The relative positions of parties are now once more defined. It was not ranks of honest, old-fashioned ...

... may pot & resolved and united achieve! Undoubtedly, there is an ter to te tra But of the presest House of Commons, which the Whigs fostered will cease. The relative positions of political are more defined ; is cleared up ; the camp is purged of traitors ...

... interval of Government to be tra versed. But with the dispersion of the presest House of Commons, the Conservative which the Whigs bave fostered will cease. relative positions of politica! parties are now more defined is cleared up ; the camp is parged of ...

... Legisla- ture is rased at its head ; going Liberalism, as a trade to live Ly, has suidenty falien iato limbe; and the Tory with a Whig mask in its band, raging and raving at the misister whose Veracity an end to the disguise Let us admit that, of all the polite ...

... What do Whig party ceases to exist.” you think of Mr. Gladstone’s ech op Parliamen- tary Keform!” “The best thiog that has for a long time happened for us,” was his answer. “ [ was,” he continued, “ delighted with it. It has frightened the old Whigs, whilst ...

... for us,” was his answer. “ I was,” he “ contin i with it. It bas frightened the old Whigs, whilst it has pleased the Radicals. When the Premier yoes, those ancient Whigs will all se- cede, in pure terror of Gladstone and his theories ; then we shall go ...

... in the ture is raised at its head ; easy goi as a trade to live by, has fallen into limbo; and the Tory Times stands, with a Whig mask in its bond, raging and raving at the minister whose veracity has pus an end to the Let us admit that, ef all the polite ...

... Toa competent person hberal wages will be given, and permanent employment.— Apply, eaclosing to “L. B, ead tman, Vorthern Whig Office.” Belfast, May 23, 1864. 867 ANTED IMMEDIATELY, a number of W. first-class COAT, VEST and TROUSER MAKERS. Constant ...

... Alabama, seems premonitory of an intention om mond “ slide but the Richmend the part of Mr. Davis's Govermment to let Rich Whig thinks thas activ- hostilities will be carried ow im the very streets of the and earnestly calls for the remova} of all women ...