... lects, GREENsJOK. in eonnectlon With the 1. SEC A.T. U T .r n also from Greenock, and the 4 P.M. Down Train from Glasgow Al Whig (Bridge Street). au's JAMES SMITHELLS, General Manager. Berr aiterd General Mlcgager's Office Glasgow. 9th January, 1872. GLASGOW ...

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... you -will grant this cue request, I will be able, d without difficulty, finally to defeat all the efforts of a the existing Whig Government and their secret Tory-Papist allies, in London and Dublin, to put down the Derry Celebrations, either by Algerine ...

... Elizabeth Is -received at Kenilworth Castlo, tita moot brilliant and picturesque repro- 3 sentation we have over seen. - Northera Whig.-I The scene of the Clachan of Aberfoyle won espe- aacially comemntdable, used called forth the hearty admiratioti of the ...

... the other depart. mmnts yon mention are at Somerset House, Strand. T. T. (Bradford).-Tee new poor law Act wee passed upder a Whig Adminietration. A. P. (Canton, ?? answer given to B. 0. (Pittsburgh) upplies also to your qneetion. J. M. (Peterhead) .-We ...

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... Isr he TN vApril, a LADY HOUSEKEEPER to take entire charge of his Establishment. Apply, stating ?? expected, to D. IV. S., - Whig Office. 2875 .d, ILLINER.-WANTED, A MILLINER OF Is, MW erperience, accustomed to a superior class ad of Trade. Also, a number ...

... very extensive scholar- ship. All through the book are evidences of elaborate and conscientious wrork.- Belfast Nor- thern Whig. The volume is really what the author designed it to be, a full and complete etymnological and expltantory dictionary of ...

... Dresoing~of Wh~ite Shirts fcr the foreign markete. A- fitrtaclao. man will be liberally dealt witb.-AridreesB.B. ]i Norlhe-n Whig Office, Belfast.- MIECHA.NI~lwanted. MuetbaeteadyandwellacquaintedI with the Machinery in a Cotton Mill.-Apply It. & P. r M ...

... eiprinc H In the Dreceing of White Shirte for the foreign markets. A ~ lint-class man wili be liberally dealt ?? 33. B.,j Necchst Whig Office, Belfast. ?? o ~AANAGER Wanted for an extensive Railway Contrae5. ffi ?? has a thorough knowledge of Organingedo-I) ...

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... RC0 I AL SL4ALE ROOMS, 05. ANN STRE ET, BELFAST, (a T7 UFSDsI --I, 001h A PAIL, I8t2. 'Full particulars in Nec-q.ELtter and Whig of MONDAY', 22nd instant, 157S HUGH HAMILTON, Auctioneer. SALE THIS DAY. AUCTION OF H(OUSE PROPERTY, DO-NEG-rALL PASS, AUND ...