... a SECOND-HAND STEAM- ENGINE, 5 or 6-horse power. Letters, stating foil particulars, to be addressed ID. J. S., Vortlzei-n Whig Office. 6085 OOT-MAKERS WANTED.-TWO B WOMEN'S BOOT-MAKERS can have con- stant employment and good-wages, by applying to H ...

... 'Netley,' Wick, North-East Coastof Scotland, 7thSeD- tember? 1868.-DInt Selt-Having had a most distress- . xng atnd severe cough, whig qgssed me mrany sleepless uigbhs and restless days, I was recommellad by his a iLordship, the Earl of Caithness, to try yoar ...

... body of the party. Who were the men by whom the Ten Hours Bill was opposed ? Mr. Bright, Mr. Cobden, and the Radicals and Whigs of that day; no one lof theor being a more persistent anta- jgonist of the measure than Mr. Bright. We say this simply to show ...

... Unions, and Cotton Goods for Printing and White Finish. Apply by letter, with copies of testimonials, to 0. M1., Northern Whig Office. 3049 UNTIOR :CLERK.-WANTED,- A WELL- oJ EDUCATED Lad, who resides with his family or relatives in Belfast, for an ...

... P. (Mayor), . .E l £ 0 Rev. WVm. Edwards, Lifford, .. ?? I 0 0 Join Montgomery, EsqB , ?? ?? ?? 05 0 F. D. Finlay, Es., ?? Whig, ?? 0 10 0 Rev. Dr. Busby, ?? ?? .. .- 50 Forster Green. . .. 1 0 0 £30 is required to pay their Passages and provide Outfits ...

... WHITEABBEY SCHOOL-1BROOM, Will be delivered 0N TUESDAY EVENING, iI11 JULY, 1871, THOMAS MACKNIGHT, ESQ., Editor of the.Ao-hkern Whig. Subject- A Visit to the Battlefield of Sedan, immediately after the Great Battle. Some interesting Memorials of the War ...

... it has been peormed several times by the band of the 80th Regiment. and on each occasion it was warmly.received.- Northern Whig. It is a highly finished production.'fornhsg CRAMER, WOOD, & CO., PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, AND IJUSICI WARtEROOMS, 17 & 19 ...

... Theobald Bushel], Esq., J.P., Waring Street. William Campbell, Esq., Great George's Street. Francis D. Finlay, Esq., Northern Whig Office. James Hamilton, Esq., J.P., Corporation Street. The Rev. Henry Henderson, Holywood. Jas. A. Henderson. Esq., J. P. ...

... would not disturb their tenants to any extent, as it would strike at their rent-roll; and if shopkeepers lose Tory they gain Whig customers. Much of the talk about persecution of this kind is simply nonsense; a combination is rarely seen against any man ...

... Candidates have for a long times as in other branches of she Civil Service, been obliged to pass a competi- tive examinanicn. The Whigs pandered to Cardinal Cuilen- by restricting tile candidates for some timie to metubers of ?? Roman Catholic persuasion, se ...

... priests in rhe County of Longford. The (Jatho- lies of Ireland were now determined, in spite of the priests, to disregard both Whig and Tory, and i I give their support only to the mnen .who had suf- fere-d in their cause. He wanited them to under- stun dthat ...