... Connor and Dromcre mace seme very strong and contained in a letter which it remarks contradicting statements in the Vor- thern Whig of that day regarding the state of the | Seaver, Messrs. F.Green, A. M. Munster, and Vere J. C. Street, J. Bristowe, J. B. ...

... being to elevate the mass of the people in education, conduct, and By mere accident he happened to mention the matter to a Whig Peer, whom he does not name, and written communications passed between them on the subject. The result nas, that the well-knows ...

... boasted that by means of the Chancery suit against the Corporation he would break up the Tory phalanxin Ulster. The Northern Whig, then the property of old Frx- LAY, supported Jony, and the Catholic and other Liberal gentlemen of the town—there wasno line ...

... neither of you is likely to seek for any place or other personal advantage from either Whig or Tory Execntive, you have sufficient influence, not only to induce the Whigs to intro- duce, but to prevent the Tories from opposing, the bill. From the fact of ...

... AGAINST COMPOSITORS. Wm. Walker, John M‘Keever, and J F. Brock weresumimoned by Mr. F. D. Finlay, proprietor of the Northern Whig, for having absented them- isa selves from their employment. ‘The fol copy of the summons :— “Whereas, a complaint has been ...

... before the secession of 1973, were ordinary Liberals, or even Whigs, with a Roman Catholic bias. But there is an- other section, which has uever been Liberal, which detests the name of Whig, and which has always contended that Ireland has at any rate not ...

... RELIEF FUND FO) TOWN € . R WORKS aND | | TO THE EDITOR OF THE “40RNENG NEWS. S1a,—The lester which appeared in the .Vorther» Whig of this morning, signed “R. T. W.,” is at fantt eqnaily in the facts therein stated, and in the | drawn therefrom. Not only ...

... Juns, 1879. Castlewellan, 20th June, 1879. Mr Srs,—My attention was called tho to a letter from to the Editor of the Northern Whig, in reference is made to panied with a request to pub- foel pretty possibly remember much about the do- caments, I will send ...

... will only be inserted in ene paper each day. To-day it appears in the News-Letter, and To-morrow will be found in the Northern Whig. a urgently needed, and will be received and sar ome be) by the Treasurer, 1, Victoria Street. 6 — 10th February, 1879. Now ...

... EDITOR OF THE BELFAST MORNING NEWS. Sin,— According to an advertisement in the Bel- fast Morning News, News-Letter, and Northern Whig of this day’s issue, requesting the assistance of any gentleman who could spare time to aid the Coal Fund Committee in distributing ...

... wealthicst and most powerful insti tutes in the Western Republic. Mr. William trick, formerly on the staff of the Northern Whig, but for many years past engaged on the Press in New York, edits that department of the paper which gives details relating ...

... NORWICH. It was decided on Wednesday that Mr. Warner should go to the poll at Norwich, after an in- effectual attempt to the Whigs and ad- vanced Liberals. DEATHS FROM SMALL-POX. Professor Playfair states that in the first quarter of last year, four deaths ...