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... seconds, 90s ; thirds, bis; fourths 77*; fifths, cored—Firsts. 100* ; second* 164*; thirds. a THE BELFAST. (From tluNortlum Whig.) taring past four or five months the .Sanitary Committee the Town Council have had In their employment some fourteen or fifteen ...
... endeavoured to awaken the minde growers of food in the North of tot which was by the tow.» and Neies ov Mauarea.” pathiebed Whig, we pointed ont the which, or later, might be expected from conveying avd other towas the phosphates and raj coils of Dowa ...
... SAYER CO.’S name is oa wben, sules, and deface their labels on empty Bed, Breakfast, an i Attendance, _Reference, Northern Whig Office, pi (family & Commercia 12. WARING STH will find this Hotel co table and vo. 9, J. LOGCE, Proprietor. about eet 56 6 ...
... them at the time beiug that they were going to Whites!'bey for the purpose of finding Mr. Harland, who lives there. —Northern Whig. Could not Tell.—A stout, red fac Englishman in while beaver, b’li coat and buff ve-t, off-icd to t> u-)H>ufid note that u-uuld ...
... June 8, 1867. RATE LET, CLOSE TO THE LINKN ‘Wo of First Floor, £45 pe aad Gs a week for Porter and C: er, “8S. 8.C., Vorthera Whig Office. TO BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. ERY STABLE KI el tear “ea owder, ng 14 about 230 by 140 feet, to be LET, or otherwise, y and ...
... DEPLORABLE BOAT ACCIDENT. {Fiom the Northern Whig). regret stale that anoihe r baal accident baa taken place in B lfa*t Longli, from tv|ii |) there c*tn scarcely be • doubt that three prisons have lost their liTee. Hirdly a summer has pis*, for aeveral ...
... Qrobgb D Pollock, For the Eight Hon the Secretary of State for the Home Department. deplorable boat accident. (From the Northern Whig. regret to etate that ano'her boat accident has taken place in Belfast from wh'ch ' scarcely be doubt that three persons base ...
... present, 3,682; in- crease, 203. The present growth of the town would give the population at the next census as 155,000-—Northerr Whig ...
... THE PROGRESS OF BELFAST. (.From the Northern Whig.) During the past or five months the Sanitary Committee of the Town Council have had in their employment some fourteen or fifteen men engaged in the collection of valuable information relation the sanitary ...
... work was do com: the hearing.” [Then follows an abatract of sta garding the rise an of Belfast, v rity of peared in Saturday's Whig.] Mr. BoaG, in moving the adoption of the rey that the matter in the report was most impor th have town an very gratifying ...