... Company. Applications addressed to THOMAS WARD, Secretary, Boardroom, Queen’s Quay, Belfast, January. 1864. 'PHE DAILY “NORTHERN WHIG,” i DELIVERED EARLY EVERY MORNING. MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY, FOR ...

... arrangement, and adjoumod the hearing until the Hew Highway Act.— Jots BUtine, of Chaoewater, in Keawyn, was charged far alio whig home to .rtmyaa the highway oaths Sod October ~Jamu Pard, of Feock, for three bollocks the 4th of October; John CTjmu, Perranuboloe ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. I8(U. ...

... THE MOUNTPOTTINGER NATIONAL SCHOOLS. TO THE EDITOR O? THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib, —Will you kindly insert this letter in your next ? An error ha*, to a certain extent, arisen in this locality, from the report the sanitary condition Ballymacarrett Mr. Wilson ...

... Mr. Henry Melsom (Tory) are the rival candidates, and the election is to be fought upon the old political battle ground of Whig and Tory. In this year of grace, 1864, we are told that the Conservative forces of the kingdom, u well imperial as municipal ...

... amounts, independent of the character of the soil, the competition for land, and the rate of wages, fundamental error.— £d. N. Whig ] THE TOWNS IMPROVEMENT (IRELAND! ACT, 1854. MEETING BANGOR. [FROM OCR REPORTER.] Yebtebday, twelve o’clock, poblio meeting ...

... in cuaring and strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, ™!?, throat, and a cough remedy pret niuietly the best. Troy Whig. ...

... LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. THERE has reached us ( Northern Whig) from abroad @ Most interesting extract from a letter which was written by a member of the Queen’s household shortly after the death of Prince Albert. The extremely confidential posi- tion ...

... RELIGIOUS REFORM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Men ought not to blind bigoted not to see that reforms are occasionally necessary in the forms 'and ceremonies of their retjiective Churches. The zealous and credulous adbereuta of Episcopacy ...

... from the p to as the man who honour. Lewis was poin' had mastered all departments of Government, and the future leader im the Whig and Liberal camp, when he fell. But in Sidney Herbert the parallel is complete. He had shared with the Dake of Newcastle in ...

... compel parties to a divorce suit to make statemints exposing themselves, if not to legal, to much severer social penalties. The Whigs have lost another seat. The Liberal member for Exeter, Mr. Divett, died, and the Thries set up Lord Courtenay, son of the Earl ...

... of the observer. Thanks to the ener. question. The party at the helm of Prussian getic and highminded policy pursued by the Whig politics is much too astute a statesman to impair Cabinet, England is at this moment free from all I by any precipitancy the ...