LOANS WANT I)
... 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 ...
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ST. ANDREA'S CHURCH CHOIR
... ST. ANDREA'S CHURCH CHOIR. We have been requested to publish the folio whig c rr pondence:— 2, Vine Lane, October 24, Mr. Kelly.—Dear Sir, have been seeing Mr. Carr tbi noon, and all is settled. can positively assure y ...
Running Blockade in the Channel.—The Southern Kights, a large Confederate merchant vessel, arrived in the locks ..
... in cuaring and strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, ™!?, throat, and a cough remedy pret niuietly the best. Troy Whig. ...
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1864
... 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 NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. I8(U. ...
THE MOUNTPOTTINGER NATIONAL SCHOOLS. TO THE EDITOR O? THE NORTHERN WHIG
... 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 ...
S,ltms of dul Nat
... 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 ...
POLITICAL
... Churchman. High Chnrchisro was fashionable. He got office far earlier joining the Conservatives than could have done joining the Whigs, to whom 'tis new family would have bppn distasteful as his antique ecclesiasticism. When the great Con- split took place he ...
NUISANCE AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE. TO THE EDITOR OF TIE
... 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 ...
LONDON CORRESPONDENCE
... satisfaction, and consequently to court the verdict of a fresh tribunal would be little short of Ministerial insanity. The Whigs have clung to w place and power by persevering at all hazards in tb what maybe termed a trimming policy. So long tf as they ...
THE CUMBERLAND PACQUET, NOVEMBER 1. IBGL
... Ireland to-day, and soon certain flags should cease flutter irisb brooxe, certain tyrants should bite the oust, and certain Whigs with their auditors and supporters, fly lo tbu mountains avoid Ibo avenging power ol outraged people. Hut sir, aro 10,000 ayo ...
iHE EVENING STANDARD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1864
... calculated to suggest very strange conjectures in the mind the observer. Thanks to the energetic and policy pursued by the Whig Cabinet, England is at this moment free from all the embarrassments which the Jlattering attention the continental Governments ...