... Fire Oflioes and the public to do ever} thing in their power to encourage the use of Bryui.t and May’s Patent Safety Matches whig:: light only oh THE BOX Rich akd Invigorating Balm fob thn Hair. —Among the numerous preparations offend to the public for ...

... half-past nine Thursday night. cheered by large crowd the station. He* ii tbe guest of Csptsin Ferguson of Morton. The Belfast Whig of this day says :— *• In the General Assembly, yesterday, vote of thanks was unanimously passed to Lord Dnfferin for bis generous ...

... Irish people who are not landlords nor clerical partisans will not submit to this system, nor ought they to submit to Northern Whig Au Old Liberal,” writing to the Liverpool Mercury, says There is a rumour generally current, m political circles that our ...

... break out again to-morrow. The police, several ot whom are more or less hurt are guarding the Homan Catholic chapel.— Northern Whig. ...

... should induce the Fire Offices and the public ever, thins in their power to encourage the use of and May’s Patent Safety Matches whig:: light THE BOX A Rich abd Ihvigoratiho Balm for Hair. —Among the numerous preparations offered the public for health and comfort ...

... that—and that was mainly the result of Improved representation in Bag* lind under the Reform Bill, and of the advent of the Whig party to power (hear, hear)—etill the Supremacy has been continued, and the sign and the symbol of it has been the Protestant ...

... anything, must have known something of the recent history of mercantile affairs, that the panic 1866 was laid to the door the Whigs, and that its disastrous effects were mitigated and guarded against by the fortunate accession te power of Ministry that in ...

... Fire Offices and the public to do everything in their power to encourage the use of Bryant ana May’s Patent Safety Matches whig:: light THR BOX Galvanism.—Nature’s chief restorer of impared vital energy.—A pamphlet self-applicable electricity, demonstrating ...

... following reference to the proceedings of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, which we copy from the Northern Whig this day The General Assembly resumed its sitting yesterday morning. In the report of the Govern • ent Committee, read the ...

... right to enter their dissent on the minutes, with tlieif reasons therefor.” The closing scene it thus described by the Northern Whig this day : Johk Hoocrs— l »*ave amendment to iove (order, order). Walking the plat- form)—l in possession. Rev. J. Robb (londly ...

... in telegram from Aleitndra S™ a, .ho i. now .* d .g-.t. the Sw .„ea * oKAortthe to everythin!, ..,,,ithel>reOft-e ani an, 7S WHIG:: UUHT OKL» u box u,iS . * i organization than in their own strength, it would b« j THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATIOi . ' most desirable ...