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... THE WHIG V. TOE WHIG. Goodness and Mr. M'Clure fill up one monument. Mr. M‘Clare has bee n adopted by the fruitful Ulster Liberal Society, and our local daily Radical contemporary the trumpeter of his name and his fame. It is a congenial duty; and the ...
... DAILY WHIG WEEKLY WHIG Will be on Sale This Day till ELEVEN o’clock. OFFICE, CALENDAR STREET. Doc. 26, 1868. ...
... WHIG ...
... THE WHIG’’ IN DUNGANNON. ON AND AFTER THE lit FEBRUARY, THE WHIG can be had in Dungannon from BERNARD KELLY, IRISH STREET. ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE. 10 INCH CYLINDER ENGINE, IN GOOD working order, with BOILER, almost new. Will be given Bargain, owner ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. ...
... THE WHIG'' DUBLIN. “NORTHERS IS ON RALE every Morning at Messrs. W. H. SMITH A SON’S, Lower Sackville Street. A 11D 8 ON, BROTHERS, & CO., Aobiccltdral Chrmihts Oil Ckcshbr*, HKI.FAST, Prepare Special Manure* for each Crop. POTATO MANURE. I GRASS MANURE ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—May 1 beg permission to off-r f-w observations on the present position of the Botanical ( .aniens i onnected with our town, chielly with reference, to the working elaases ? induced to do bo not only shareholder, and ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Looking at the report of the meeting on Saturday, the instant, iu regard the al>ove, and to some comments offered in certain newspapers since. 1 am surprised that any persons would suppose that if Dr. Morgan’s ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFA ' K^ ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. —Many of the Preabytenes i-f the Church meet *• morrow. subj, tiie Y«Mg A ux - try” the al>ove fund will before them. For their information and encouragement, well for the sake | of interesting ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—As some of your readers who attend the Thurs* I “»y promenades Lave been once twice diaappointed owln the unavoidable absence of the band of the 2Sth, I have much pleasure in conveying to them, I through the medium ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —I know of a certain parish, a few miles from Derry, in which there are now probably fifty or sixty Episcopalian families; an yet about half century ago (or within the mem ry of many still living, and not yet near ...