... I p slightest confidence in my integrity, TO VOTE ti AGAINST JOHNSTON. r I In ISGS, in my anxiety to punish the local P' 3 Whigs for aiding the Corporation Managers in B doubling the rates of the owners and occupiers of c( dwelling-houses of the annual ...

... Irish interests is in that alliance of the Home Rulers with the English Whigs which Lord Hartingtonis trying to effect, and the nursery of which is the new Liberal Club. The Whigs cannot conceal their regret at being in opposi- tion and their anxiety to ...

... ANY NUM. v v BER of copies of the Nart.-m Whig In which appeared the Letter of Mr. A. Ledlisl ?? ?? in reply to idelit and Truth, prxving that 5,000 deducted from 14,000 is ?? icreamc of 20 per cent, (ses Whig of II th and 104hinte). Any reasonable ...

... 7952 S C H IS M. IRISH CHURCHMEN, READ THE CORRE- SPONDENCE now publishing in the Northkorn Whig, The Practice of Schismby Irish Clergy at Dunoon. See the Whig, May 30, June 4, 12, 15, 77 19, 20 6 27. 79. 9 ROYAL DEVONSHIRE SERGE, MADE OP SELECTED AND ...

... 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 ...

... 1L.- BROTHER ELECTORS-On my return from 3EEaniskillen, at seven o'clock this evening, I - have ascertained that the English Whig (and, r. therefore, Orange) Premier has determined on dis- solving Parliament, probably by the advice of John E. Bright, the ...

... in the kingdom. In the first place, we shall have more attention paid to the public services-military and civil-which the Whigs I neglected almost to their ruin. The members 1 of these services have been faithful to Crown xand country; and they have a ...

... I::ii t> le^-rai~so tenrat-riglit. -Very many r yo;l -i 5 Sir Josep N-isior brought in a i-- . : 121, a good ii;1, hlt the Whigs defeated h; a i r'hy o. r'raarr tlbat thge tenant- . . i- ?? (. istcoa 's Bill were taken I-- Til N , jis. Toe d0em1an11d was ...

... hiell gensrally usefuL One: who can wvrite Shorthand preferred. Security re- quired. Apply to B. A., Collector, Nort7iemn Whig Office. 13396 ANTED; TWO RESPECTABLE, WELL- EDUCATED Youths, from 15 to 16 years of age, as Apprentices for the Counting House ...

... Place, Belfast. 16th June, 1874. 7441 . SCHISM. TRISH CHURCHMEN, READ THE CORRE- .ISPONDENCE now publishing in the Norther Whig, The Practice of Schism by Irish Clergy at Danoon. See the WJhig, May 30, June 4, 12,15, 17, 19, 20, !6, 27. 7904 - EDUCATION ...

... make himself generally useful. One who can write Shorthand preferred. Security required. Apply to B. A., Collector, Northern Whig Offife. 1.744 IXANTED, A SECOND-HAND PORTABLE VW Steam-Engine, from 2 to 3-Horse Power, with Boller attached. Apply, stating ...

... ticulars in to day's papers, as advertised (the Vans with Furniture not having yet r arrived), but will do so in News-Letter and I Whig of To-morrow (Thursday), Nov. 5. HUGH HAMILTON, 13085 Auctioneer and Valuator. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. ...