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... « THE OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. —As were called t«p nto hold post moitem ezirninati m at the Mr Gaffl'-ti”, Inspector oi P/oriffiona in Belfast, consider it our duty to the public, and to those parties who are interested in the prevention of the disease known ...
... SCOTCH WHIG JOB. Tbe public bare often bean and Liberal Government greatly damaged, by the jobbing of Lord Advocate tilling op Jicolcb cfficee which baa practically tbe right to nominate. Parbap a the moat acandalcna appointment aver n-ada Scotland by ...
... a EEL | THE ALLEGE D OUTBREAK OF CATILI PLAGUE IN BELFAST. OFFICIAL CONTRADICTION, E NORTHERN WHIG.) been (PROM TH be enabled to state that th We are happy to result of Professor Ferguson's official visit t nerly Belfast has been to elicit from him a ...
... lady appointed at Donaghadee is the railway stationmaster's daughter. She will receive a salary of £26 per annum —Northern Whig. ...
... THE ALLEGED APPEARANCE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN BELFAST. Arrernoon.—The Northern Whig states that Professor Ferguson, who was sent dowu to Bel- fast from Dublin by the government, to examine into the alleged appearance of the cattle plague in this district ...
... itself until the crop was far ai- vanced towards maturity, the tubers may yet be spared, of may not be much affected.— Northern Whig. ...
... the service of employer. It was also proved that the issue of that Northern Whig had been rendered imperfect owing to the conduct of the men. Mr Rea, for Mr (proprietor of the Whig), stated that the printers had exposed themselvaa to alx months’ imprisonment ...
... conduct the prosecution, said that there were less apprentices in the Whig office, compared with the number of journeymen, than in any other establishment in Belfast. . .. The Whig has the following remarks on this case u The printers iu this office who ...
... SEPTEMBER THE CATTLE DISSAI' BELFAST. The Whig »a>s:-We hare received the following communlca/ ”* which informs us that the dreaded Kloderpcst ’• • iaB its appearance amongst us. We give c letter on the authority of the writers, and, while w.® u ? unnecessary ...
... land was put under We may mention here that there is the crop this year, no a the cattle plague in this or other of Northern Whig. parts of the Country,— ...
... to work any longer in the Northen Whig Office, under the pretext that there were certain grievances which ought to be reptified. no remedy was to had, and the conduct of these men sanctioned by the Bench, theSorthem Whig must cease toexistfor four or five ...
... REPORTED CA3Z_OF RINDERPZST it-ELS'AST. BiLFAST, THURSDAY AFTRRISOON.—The Norearn Whig states that Professor Ferguson, who was sent down to Belfast from Dublin hy the government, to calamine into the alleged appearance of the cattle plague hi this district ...