... woand The Board of Superintendence have addresse on the yery Rev, the Dean of Down a reply to tl oining | which appeared is the Whig of Mouday last, y | toll to Downpatrick, 10th October, “Very Rev. Board of Superinter to put | Down Jail Lave observed, with ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1856. The clever coup main which at* | the passing of the Act, why hare abolished the prae> tempted weaken the strength of position was. at I ties? was in accordance with the Act abolish the best, but a ...

... Address ‘* P. Z., Northern Whig Office.” | YOUNG MAN WHO WILL SHOR’ Load ee ven ildren | Clerk. Has had considerable experience im Uf i | ness, Agency in icular. References tirst-c | quali- | Address **S. S., Norther. Whig Uffice, Belfi —— N, 42, GENTS ...

... _ — — FULL Apply to the Publishers of the Whig, Bel | state the quickest and most certain means ef fo parcels, ‘Verma, &c., on application nsuing parate | | COACHMAN WANTED. Dublin | Opera: ANTED, AT Ist NOV EMBER, A S' sober man who thoroughly underst: ...

... no accident from it has eve | Retail of all reanectable Grocers. Tronmc = & eee is re- Price n from a | THE “ WHIG” IN BALLYMENA PINE DAILY WHIG CAN NOW B Arith- | in BALLYMENA every Mc on th | of the first Train from Belfast at 7 from | MR, DER ...

... great chessboard. The warfare like that which goes on in England in all years, and under dozen kinds' reigns, between Whig and lory. The Whig is ...

... the dean's visit a very numerous party will be assembled at Newtownanner. including several members of Parliament.—Northern Whig. ...

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... They state that the salaries they at present receive are insufficient, owing to the increasing cost of living.'*—Northern Whig The population of Japan is estimated the present time to b* 32,000,000] ...

... forward. Mr. Ram has not announced whether ho will press his claims or leave the field The Hon. Colon- White is spoken as the Whig nominee, and Mr. Pope Uenuessy is also mentioned probable candidate. TIPPERARY ELECTION. ...

... the result of the coming struggle It awaits the verdict of Tipperarv noon the imr™rr hu ' ' do_n ...

... that Lord Derby is said to be not disinclined to abdicate in favour of his more industrious son ; and the more Conservative Whigs wish to persuade themselves that another pinch or two of the gout may confirm him in this purpose ; for even though they hesitated ...