... ?? cooking; state age, wages expected, and give refer. ences to last employers, &o. Apply, by letter, to R1. G., Northerm Whig Office, Belfast. 3621 T WANT AN ASSISTANT TO THE GROCERY, I Wine, and Spirit Business ; knowledge of Hardware and Seeds desirable ...

... AND g SHOPKEEPERS OF BELFAST WHO HAVE L NEVER YET SOLD THE RIGHTS OF MAN e AND LABOUR FOR MIlSERABLE BRIBES Y TO DISHONEST WHIGS OR TYRANNICAL e TORY PAPISTS. hROTFIER PROTESTANTS-True to the pro- a.D mise I made to you, I have this day lodged with the ...

... SMART, VWt Steady Mn as Bookkeeper. Salary, £50 a year. Apply, stating experience, with copy of teeti mnils, to Merchant, Whig Office. 13791 r[I'hED, AN ENE RGETIC YOUNG MAN, WY who has had aome ?? on the road, ga Asslstant to the Tea and Grocery Bunluesu ...

... e of both the rate-doubling Whigs having been this day most fortunately defeated. To those Roman Catholic Burgesses who, on my advice, this day gave victory to the straightforward Tories by de. dining to vote for the Whigs; and stiU more to those who ...

... Cook (Protestant), who understands her duties thorouglhly, and who can wash we3l; two in family. Apply to C. F., Northern Whig Office. 4322 D RESSMAIING.-ANDERSON& M'AULEY j have Vacancies for Apprentices to first-class Dressmaking. 1, 3, and 5. Donegall ...

... it more life like, The acting of the other parts in 'Simon' may be n' uoticed in general terms of praise. P The Nortltern Whig says :- Although the cha. 0O racters of I Fruilicin and Rip Van Winkle are widely 0' different, there are many playgoers whom ...

... preferred. Apply at 2, ALBEIRT SQ SAAE. 14869 iANTED, A FIRST-CLASS PREPARING IV MASTER. Apply, with oopies of discharges, to X,, Whig Office. 14799 -rITANTED, TWO RESPECTABLY-CON. W NE(TED, well-educated Youths, 15 or 16 syears of age, as APPRENTICES for a ...

... dos gerest credit to the management of Mr. J. F. Warden, under whose superintendence It was pro. duced. (From the Norihern Whig.) There is much in this pantomime which raises it a'bove the level of some previous product'ous. The dialogue is generally ...

... large amount of light upon its early beginaings in this country. It bears in every page the stanp of careful research and ?? Whig. HIE SVEN EERBOINES OF CHRISTER. TL DOAL - By CHARLES DUKE YONGE, Queen's 3ollege, >: 0 -Belfast, Crown 8vo,, cloth, 6o. A ...

... does great credit to the management of Mr. J. F. Warden, ander whose superintendenca it Wua pro. duced. (FromA the Northern Whig.) There Is much in this pantomime which raises it above the level of some previous productions. The dialogue is generally smooth ...

... letting v3lnd of which is £37 10 ?? ?? ?? ?? 37 10 0 Lot 10-A Pr-,fit Rent wising out of Premises or. which the Norsth~ern Whig Office is now erected, producing ?? .- 19 0 0 For further particulara as to title, conditions of sale, &c., apply to H. & W ...

... J Cook (Protestant), who understands her duties thoroughly, and who can wash well; two in family. Apply to C. F., Yorthern Whig Office.'- 4322 DRAPEEY APPRENTICE. -WANTED, A smart, intelligent Lad as Apprentice to the General Drapery Trade. Apply for ...