THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1880. aiXTT.FOUB LONG COLUMNS PRICE TWOPENCE. ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1880. aiXTT.FOUB LONG COLUMNS PRICE TWOPENCE. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST STEAM COMMUNICATION. .•ms go Mr, And through Carriogea ran between Stranraer Mifl Lordon and Glasgow. Dally fUlllnga (Sundaya and Christinas day axwpted). Train Ser/ica as follows Leave York. Band g.m. arriving Glasgow (Si Enoch’s) ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1880. SIXTY-FOUR LONG COLUMNS PRICE TWOPENCE. ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1880. SIXTY-FOUR LONG COLUMNS. PRICE TWOPENCE. ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1880. SIXTY-FOUR LONG COLUMNS. PRICE TWOPENCE. ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, ...
... tRTHfiKN WHIG. BELFAST, THE LITERATURE. FOB JANUARY. [second None*.]. To the Contemporary Review Karl Hildebrand supplies carefully-written paper on England in the Eighteenth Century,” in which he deala length with the political, literary, scientific ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FRIDA?, WEEKLY REPORT. Bank England.—The changes since the previous return are as follow : Amount of notes actual circulation £27,780.405 ; Increase £144,170 Best. 8,258,128 ; increase 198,013 Public deposits 5,559,672; ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— lt appears from Scottish history that John Knox, the great Reformer, was also great worker. He was in the habit of preaching twice each Sunday and three times on week evenings in St. Giles. When the session or council ...
... WHIG, BELFAST, WEDNESDA __ MM STEAM OOMMIIKIOATIOy. 0T A L MA I i RO X LONDON and aU pTrl. of ENGLAND Qoiekaat and Bait Best, to GLASGOW and aU paxta c( SCOTLAND. SHORTEST ska passage J CoBDETS (QUIMINB AND PHOSPHORUS). THE NEW TONIC. PHOSPHORUS the ...
... DESTITUTION IN DONEGAL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib, —We have this day received from correspondent in Donegal, the Rev. David Thompson, rector of Glencolumbkill, letter, of which the following is extract:—“We have very great destitution here ...
... THE TA Y DISASTER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,—ln the Whig of the 3rd instant I have read the letter of your correspondent, James Wallace, relating to the so-called accideut of the Tay Bridge. The writer alleges that none but philosopher ...