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... TO THE fDITOB OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —At recent meeting of “Lisburn Comervatire Protestant Registration S-'Ciety,’* the Her. Henry DendcrMon, of Bolywood, being ibe “orator” for the night, was pleased poor out not little fulsome adulation to the rector ...
... i to me, Dublio, THE HURRICANE AT OALCU © spirit Ity and ave the TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Dear Sir,—We received enclosed this mornin ire your Calcutta letters, and as it gives a full account, ely ren- it was known at the time, of the disaster ...
... TO THE EDITOR Or TUB NORTHIRK WHIG. Sib, When the insurance companies in the year 1861 adopted tariff of increased rates for insurance of lire risks in Belfast, it was received generally with disapproval by tbs commercial community. That tariff was int'odoced ...
... TO THE EDITOR Of THR SOUTHERN WHIG. Sir,—! do not dtaire pr*M heavily any onforlooate fellow who into a ecrape bat, at the same time, such conduct as is described yoor paper to-day cannot lightly passed over. The offence having been perpetrated gentleman” ...
... 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 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, ...