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... in connection with the subject of Irish nrliver- sity education. As a arand culmination of Whig policy in Ireland tbc Fecien p1t ,t*ill be memorable. The Whigs broolltd over i, in Tic ezg; they warmed it into heing; they ta'cbed the dsanger, andsp- pointed ...
... WHITFIELD S PRIVATE HOTEL, it 7, Ikau/ort Buildings, Strand, W.C. Red, aklitst, and AUeiidaoce, per day. Rtfereucea, Northern Whig OUice, Derry Journal Oflice. ANY ONE CAN USE THEM. A sujxnuy bottle of Mujenta will die 20 yards Jlibbon m 10 minutes. Ask ...
... shipowner mill have bis property duly represented in the Bklpast Shipping List for ISM, which will l»e published in the forthem Whig. ...
... arn Application to be m le to T. H. te +) hn 161. — Tee 7507 — ~ PARTNER WANTED, A PARTNER IN THI one = Apply to “ N orthern Whig Office, “ees ee EE EE ~ fa D TWO RESPECT. BL w EDUCATED Lads as APPRENTICE | dea ncra and Cecneral 48 Hich St Apply personally ...
... ANTED, a FOREMAN BLEACHER who thoreughly understands the Bleaching of Sheetings, Heavy Linens, and Damasks. Address “C. D., Whig Office.” 962 Belfast, Ist January, 1866. ANTED, Two CABINETMAKERS and un UPHOLSTERER. Apply to WILLIAM 51 Cabinetmaker, Enniskillen ...
... T7ANTED, a FOREMAN BLEACHER who thoroughly understands the Bleaching of Sheetings, Heavy Linens, and Damasks. Address “C. D., Whig Office.” Belfast, Ist January, 1866. = 962 ws NTED, a YOUNG “MAN, of good address, for Town business, and to assist at Books ...
... Lisburn.” ANTED, a FOREMAN BLEACHER who thoreughly understands the Bleaching of Sheetings, Heavy Linens, and Damasks, Address D., Whig Office.” Belfast, Ist J anuary, 1866. “a ANTED, a PLUMBER ‘said Vy GASFITTER. Liberal wages and constant | employment will ...
... COKKESPONDENCE. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE EDUCATION QUESTION. to editor or the northern whig. Sir,—l have read with deep interest the able letters of “Q. E. I>.” your columns. is doing the cause United Education iu this country incalculable good, and 1 trust ...
... Stanley—from the Opposi - Suppose that all the old Whigs—and I donut speak of them without respect, because in past time* the country has had great service from many of them i.nt suppose the old Whigs were quietly dc|H.sitcd,with ill symbols of national ...
... the Hindoo priest, and is of great antho- I rity. Now, I have no doubt that there are prophesy- Iing Brahmins in the Great Whig House somewhere, and I dare say they are foretelling all sorts of e.::s that may come from the passing of this Bill. I Leae ...
... searf-piu. As it was only “just out the day that the mail left New York, it is probably tho first that has reached this country. Whig, I WHITTEN FOR TUE TELEGRAPH. J THE SUN. How fierce the son—» dazzling All deck'd in bright and glorious robe ; From morning’s ...
... letting the Catholics gain the ascendancy in Ireland on which the Culleuitefaction are now fully bent. If it be a fact that Whig and Tory alike are ready to sacrifice the Irish Church Establishment with every thing Protestant in our schools and colleges ...