... ap d serious by;calliog upon Mr. John Lytle, J.P., to mo LATEST NEWS. , during Rev. Mr. have to announce, a gee Col- DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Friday Morning, much strop; voice i not re- will add the meeting. (apy (BY Lyte abroad; Mr. said— My voice is not very ...

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... to the P the Week NORTHERN WHIG, w ward a of that paper every Friday | one year, lor the sum ef Eiour PENCE, and the amount of The WEEKLY NORTHER: WHIG | newspaper for the United IDE,” each Saturday's The WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG sent in large to all parte ...

... \CHER | 9 th of Ireland d. but a | Agent, Liberal 18, Victoris Cham! VAUGHEST, Jun., Rose Hill Works, » Done- THE NORTHERN WHIG | HE BELFAST “ NOI IRGAN WHIQ” ia Sold, Wholesale and Retai na tr fill h day of plied to Subscribers by the following agents ...

... a A mwmree; _— Qa ,A TET HI'QT ms _ CORRESPONDENC TEST —— It 1 = a DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Thursday Morning. |THE ENDOWMENT CONTR — 21 (BY TELE 3 RAPH.] TO THE EDITOR OF THe NORTHERN \ | | readers will be tilled with + follows :— FRANC: BELGIUM, rafthe tatecs« ...

... rrr wm THE NORTHE ————— RN WHIG BE — ay ARRIVAL OF PRINC RTHUR IN DERRY z Portadown, COLLISION B Ppa the w @ April w nm, and Oma follows ~enteri 0 thy Ch TWO MEN SHOT AND SE to sump- WOUND ED. toa’s obo Ritchie [ey sprctar osed—ail of Devry, h and pros ...

... contempt in the minds of the Presbyte- or rians; and they are not more contemptible than m , the cuckoo cry of the Northern Whig about th the Conservative clique, and the Conserva- tive Presby terians, and the menial work l A they have been doing ...

... ICLPAL AFF, NEWTOWNARDS M TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WI on have inserted a letter of Dr. the 224 instant, in which he ia the Whig of properly meationed my name, you will be g: wallow me, very reluctantly o2 my part, t: words in rep! The Doctor says, «* ...

... tl in A VoicE-Three cheers for John Lytle. (Loud d ae and enthusiastic cheering.) S or ASOTiER Voics -Three groans for the Whig. IN by (Groans and hisses ) t. e IMr LSr x TL then continued his address as follows: ji nt-I do not object to fair criticism ...

... &J3. Burns, Glasgow . Jhn Reilly CAawan,. . . 5 George . Smith . Jaa. ale. Hende~,rson, J.p. . Francis D. Finlay, Northern Whig, Richardson, Brothers, & ?? Thomas Shaw. . .. Foster Coates. . . I John Eaton, .. .. .. NV. Bykelbosob .. Lowry, Va'lmntine ...

... like—to rise from his ashes—(!aughter)— and appear before them that evening. A Voice—Three cheera for Jobn Another out the Whig ] Mr. Lytle continued to say that he attributed to the writing of a paper in Calender Street, to some extent, the appearance ...

... also • far attendance in the body of the ball. Byga.bia, Mc Howard Paul. when sistriag Walking is the Ilea referred to the Whig diseenting from its as which he was loudly applauded. sad also lined by env two is the body of the lialL Maud Penises@ a mast ...