... QKN'F.RAT. PRINTING TUE NORTHERN WHIG OFFJCB, Calender Street, Belfaet, ...

... is which makes the struggle chiefly memorable . . That Perthshire , which tul twentyfive years ago had been represented by a Whig , and which in that interval had never attempted a contest , should , after the _recent enlargement of the _franchise , again ...

... Served his Apprenticeship in Linen Honse. Applicants to state where last employed, and salary expected, and apply to “ R.T.C.,” Whig Ofct. respectable intelligent Youth also wanted Apprentice, must write well, and smart at acconots. GYMNASIUM, R.8.A.1. En ...

... the Tories anil experience has taught us that ill that respect the Tory was a far more honourable opponent labour than the Whig. are far complimented by admission of superiority, but must deny the implication that Tories are opponents of labour. Nothing ...

... the high wind will rather favourable than otherwise for harvest operations, which are now keeping farmers busy.— Northern Whig. Shipping Casualties, —Wexford, Monday. 1 William CoiMao, Esq., collectc. of customs, r.- intelligence this morning that the ...

... much doubt, the result wiU be gratifying to the party, and creditable to their legal representative, Mr. H. W. Wooldridge. The Whig-Radicals have made no objec- tions and have preferred ten claims. We hear that Mr. Carter has inquired why these objections ...

... Methodism and the venerable Hadiold. La vieilU ecole of Liberals who are headed by Sir t*. Grey, and who are perhaps more Whigs than Liberals, must feel instinctive repulsion for politicians of tho class Morley and Muudella. All these various secte and ...

... 1868 ). & Co—Tbe In the pettle 01 the Wings stung. =wives to the —lettele sin , enticeivable &abject —rellgioe and politic. Whig and Is—high, low, breed, and no all send in their contribetione—erery one who has • hobby and is able to pay or cheat the printer ...

... ee Pa wey gear Pyagp gy qh i ad f the justice to the Irieh people abandantly Northern Whig. ris — aS or and ELECTION COM MISSIONS. ander AUGUsT 31.—Several acka: receiving Liberal bribes at the last m election, and voted accordingly ; but at | | been ...

... Y H NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 18«» BELFAST POLICE COURT—Yestrrdst. [Before J. C. O’DoitxKLt., Esq., R.M., sod Edward Ohms, Esq.. K.M.J four o’clock ia the evening. The case bad several times been postponed meet bis (Mr. U'Rorke's) ...

... A correspondent of the Northern Whig reports a further case of wreckiug at The annual musical festival commenced at Norwich on Monday. The Times yesterday contained an interesting account of Mr. Whitworth’s new mode of producing gun metal by immense pressure ...

... THE IRISH CHURCH ACT, coMrcrri, At puhlitbed io the Wky of B»tor.Uy, 3Ut Joly MAT HAD AT THE “WHIG” OFFICE And from nil Ncwnag-r-ts. SENT BY POST FOR TWO STAMPS. ...