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... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—The ro|»'rt of the proceedings the General Assembly's “Ooverument Committee, in your paper | of the T2th iust., is one which may well make all true Presbyterians blush f->r their cause. It huinitial- i ing that oue ...
... THE EDITOR THE NORTHER!* WHIG. Sir, —I have rcul DuiTcriirii Utter in va- lu«l>le jonrnul yc*t ...
... 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 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 ...
... TO TUB EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —According to the telegraph summary of news this morning, the Time* is surprised that the “loyal” part the community Ireland should leave the suppression Feniauism to the Government, army and navy, and police. One ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERN WHIG. Si*. —Being this day to atUnd as juryman, three o'clock, No. I*2, Gardiner Street, touching the death Robert James Ilea, whose death, it was thought, was caused by eating poisonous binies, I repaired thither quarter ...
... BA A A IN THE ULSTER HALL-See the WEEKLY WHIG. CHESS PROBLEMS AND CHESS.—See the WEEKLY WHIG, ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, DEC EM mind, justify every act hardship and cruelty. In Ireland, at the present time, no harm can be done quoting this first sentence of condemnation, expressed by the Admiralty on the unwarrantable proceedings of some ...
... TO THB EDITOR OT TUB NORTHERN WHIG Sin, —At the recent annual meeting of the friends of the General Hospital, the proceedings which were reported in your paper, it appeared that, during th last ial year, there had been an excess expenditure amounting ...
... PARISH CHURCH AT KILBRIDE- Seethe WEEKLY WHIG. ...