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... THIS EVENING. “THE BATTLE OF SEDAN.” OMAS MacKNIGHT, Esy. (EDITOR Nertéen Whig) will LECTURE on the above subject in the CLARENCE PLACE HALL, on WEDNESDAY Evening, 27th Sept., 1871, at Kight o'clock. Purp Jouxstox, Esq , Mayor, will Preside. A Collection ...
... Lectvre.—On night a lecture was delivered in Clarence Place Hall, by Thomas Mao Kni; Esq., Editor of the Northern Whig, on “The Sedan.’ (the Mayor), occupied the chair, and introduced Mr. MacKnight. The lecturer gave ® very and entertaining account of ...
... dwelling-houses have been one bid at the sale—that of Mr. Andrew | was only int, who offered £200 —which will be submitted | Whig Court of Bankruptcy and Insolvency for ap- | to the val. Mr. Wm. E. Armstrong, Messrs. | Cronhelm, Son, & Tobias, solicitors ...
... to give to Ireland mus equality, and he has ac- complished in peace that aat of justice which only two or three years befure Whig statesmen bad de- clared impossible without the cost of He has broaght about a peaceful revolation. reform there. He has set ...
... ) Mr. Horton, after hear- ing the address and the speeches by which it was could easily conceive he was in a meet- ing of Whigs and sham Liberals. (Hear, and “ Oh, oh !) Mr. Jefferys said if the association the address, it had better remove the word ...
... aay nothing as to the value of the ex- cept this, that it was considered worth simultaneously in the Morning News, Northern Whig, and Daily Examiner. He then read a letter to J. A. Henderson and Edward M‘Hugh, Esqrs., rei against the correspondence being ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... John Mulholland, Esq., Post, 3rd (value, £5), five by of Belfast Morning News. 4th (value, £5), five sovereigns— of Northern Whig. 5 (value, £4 4s), a claret Wm. case,com! Place, Belfast. 6th (value, £4 4s), a revolver, in essrs. Jos, Braddell & Son, an ...
... that, instead of 1s 4d im the pound the poor rates would not be more than 10d in the pound.— He that instead of fightiug as Whigs aod Tories, they would endeavour tu see that the bur- dens were fairly apportioned on all parties. Mr. Apams had not very clearly ...