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... FROM THE THIRD EDITION THE NORTHERN WHIG, Belfast, Saturday, 2 p.m —The Commission sat today in the Courthouse at twelve o’clock. Mr. Barry, Q.C, opened the Commission, and read the warrant. He stated that the inquiry would apply only to the reason why ...
... THE BELFAST SPECIAL COMMISSION Belfast, Monday, 6 pm.—The Northern Whig has just hander] the following Mr Orme, RM, was under examination Serjeant Armstrong all day. His examination was mainly on the efficiency of the local police force, its inadequate ...
... comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. AtEßnr, who, we guarantee, to safe to any amount.”—AortAern Daily Whig, Bellasl, September 24th, 1864. Numerous other testimonials given. 3807 ...
... comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. Merry, who, we guarantee, to be sale any amount.’ —iVorMcr/i Daily Whig, Belfast September 24th, 18G4. Numerous other testimonials given. ...
... money for comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. Merry, who, guarantee, to safe to any amount.- Daily Whig, Belfast, September 24th, 1864. Numerous other testimonials given, QIBBS H.. DYER AND SON to inform their Friends and ! h l» ...
... sums of money for a comparatively ay immediately apply to Mr. Alebbv, who, we gun • safe to any amount.’ - A'orthtrn DaiUj Whig, Bellas!, September 24th, 18G4. Numerous other testimonials piven exteaoedinaky cube of cough. The following Lett-r recen’ly ...
... comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. Merry, who, we guarantee, to safe to any amount.”—iVorfAcrn Daily Whig, Belfast September 24th, 1864. Numerous other ttitiroonial# giten- fBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) DUBMN CORN MARKET— Yesterday report ...
... the ge.iuines, of the enterprise ; and those who feel inchned re.hse sums of money for .o leTatm ,P amot.---iVorfAe;R Daily Whig, Belfast September 24th, 1864. . , trous other testimontals given NEW WINTBE VETCHES. . fUJRNIP SEED FOR STARTERS, which are ...
... extiugnisbed for week, T e prodestroyed is estimated at £250,000. THE BELFAST RIOTS—COMMISSION OF INQUIKY.-FBiDiT. (FROM SORTHEKS WHIG.) The Mavor waa the witness hex during the ont.re day. He could no. giro details o. the riots as he was m Harrogate the time ...
... Ireland was history jobs. It is still. There are so many parties or factions, few for the common weal, but most for themselves—Whigs, Tories and Ultramontane?. The first combines a very few of the great families, with the hulk of the Roman Catholic gentry ...
... THE CORK DAILY REPORTER. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1864. SHERIDAN RETREATING TOWARDS WINCHESTER. {Prom the Richmond Whig, Oct 29.) We learned last night that Sheridan had fallen back nearly to Winchester, and that Early has advanced his headquarters. The ...
... Confederate Secretary of State docs not yet see the necessity, nor approve of the policy of arming the slaves. The Richmond Whig opposes President Davis's propotion to emancipate the slaves after service. General Butler, in speech which made at the Fifth ...