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... TO THE EDITOR OF THB NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, - I see in the columns of yesterday’s Whig extract from the Cork Southern Reporter, which ,.u have well characterised ns “just and tempei ito.” There is only one passage in the extract to which perhaps exception ...
... not entitled to be there, and also a great number of duplicates—that is, parties on the roll for several ratings.—Northern Whig. ...
... a member, determined show off in large force. It h feared that further calliwonß between the parties may take place.—Nerthm Whig. ...
... machinery and aome yarns had been damaged or burnt, but the total loss is not estimated at more than £800 or £I,ooo.—Northern Whig. ...
... and the lending jmu mil docs us the honour of describing oor stand np for the Queen’s Colleges a valiant one. The Xorfhern Whig of Friday introduced our article to its readers with some very flattering com incuts, and the following letter on that subject ...
... flax can be bought at 9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. per stone, and prices in gencral are not rising above lis. to lis. 6(l.—Northern Whig. ...
... im| probable that the whole buildings of Milfort Mill would have been burnt down, or, at all events, very damaged.— Northern Whig, ...
... hands. All he wanted was to have the opinion the bench as to whether the Act of George ILI was the act for business,—Northern Whig. the regulation of the ...
... opinion as regards the bene ficial effects of the construction of that line upon the traffic of the County Down Company.—Northern Whig. ...
... the Pi. ace-street entrance to Dublin Castle. Mr. Bell for some years supplied the Observer with politi al aos-ip, and the Whigs w th whatever support the columns of that newspaper c mid command. Lord Palmerston was not the man to overlook such services ...
... vehicle for which they had not paid. The town is now quiet. The police have j made some prisoners, number not known. —Northern Whig. ...
... the many land bills which for period of several years have been brought before Parliament by successive administrations, both Whig and Tory, the value of this custom has been fully recognised in the proviso which recurs in every one of them, That nothing ...