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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, J Sm,—“E ucrgetc**’ comments the inconsistency of condemning the use of a fictitious signature ami using , °' - There is this essential difference between us, , in ray case it is resorted for ilr/mcf, in k j case it ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Having a few days since observed letter in your columns signed ‘•Cash.'' bearing eu last yesr'seorr*- spondence on Belfast Bank salsries, I bog to give few particulars. Several of the junior clerks got no increase ...
... THE EDITOR THE NORTHER!* WHIG. Sir, —I have rcul DuiTcriirii Utter in va- lu«l>le jonrnul yc*t ...
... question of principle is all that we and the have anything to do with.”—Ep, N. Wure.] Leeds bin TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. ye been the tenant occupiers of Ireland read the fable of the dog crossing the stream grasping at a shadow, lost the substance ...
... IfORTHERX WHIG AND THE WEEKL Y NORTHERH WHIG, can now l»e had at Mr. JOSEPH CAMPBELL’S, Church Place, as well at Mr. JOHN FLEMING S, Market Street, Lurgan. The Daily Northern Whig arrives at Lurgan at 8.40 every Morning, and The Weekly Northern Whig 5.30 every ...
... to the editor the northern whig. | Sir, —To make way for another collection in a week or two, the Fishcrwick Place congregation took up the I collection for the austentaiion scheme last Sabbath week earlier than ordered the Assembly. The amount was more ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, b« ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF Tll« NORTHERS WHIG. Sir, —The admirable attention to the eomforta of the Queens College students which the letter of “Jus” discloses makes me question the wisdom which few years ago the Queen’s College presidents to occasional presence ...
... TO TIIK EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— 1 a surgeon iu the Italian navy, and came Belfast with the intention of seeing some my friends whom knew w hen serving under Garibaldi 1859-60. 1 stopped here two days. When, to-night, I intended Dublin to return ...