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... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Office notea, payable on demand, lender aucb an expenditure of time and trouble needless. The iaane of these notes ia intended to begin on the first of October next Several objections are urged against the system. It is said that the ...
... The Northern Whig o.rricß a, OLD CORN EXCHANGE. TICTORIA STREET, BIST AND CHEAPEST BREAD. rpHE Colour, FUvonr, and Keeping Qnalitiee of INGLIS’S BREAD Are wiritaSeif, and conatitnto it not only the Bat, bat the Chtapat Breed in Belfast, Consumers of all ...
... WHIG, HELP. Jj. XX TAM, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, Introducer o{ the Celebrated TROUSERS *' Measure, SCOTCH TWEED HOMESPUN TWEED suits To Measure, AND WORSTED COATING, ;|g/- COAT VEST To Meagnre. Hneriei in r.Kry Style and Shade of Cloth. 2S, CASTLE PLACE ...
... WHIG, LTKMfc- THE GOOLE STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY Have comment- CATION from Ireland, Goole, with Ghent, Rotterdam, Antwerp, and fto. The through flax rates of the Goole include all charges for cartage and collection—taking the flax from the merchant wsrei ...
... the editor the northern whig. Sir, —As friend of town improvement, greatly required, permit me to state that that one lately suggested—the formation of street or arcade between High Street and Ann Street—seems to be one that would greatly benefit the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. Strange Occurrrncx Sra. Yesterday oiorning painful incident took place board of the Royal mail steamer Duke of Connaught (Captain Cross) while her from Fleet* wood to Belfast. Amongst the saloon passengers WA b Mr. Arthur Grubb ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, MAY 22, 18801 SIXTT-FOUR LONG COLUMNS ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1880. SIXTY.POUR LONG COLUMNS. PRICE TWOPENCE. lot, donsqals nun, BSUTASr, Murray, son's, & MELLOW ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, 888 88|; TJ.S. Funded, IIIJ to Ulg; Pom 1872, 16} to 16|. UDcmuiraous.—Onmd Tranks have bean flat to-day. The ordinary stock fallen g; Ist preference. 1; 2nd do., 1}; and Sri do., J. Great Western Canada shares are unchanged ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sik, —The subject of railway travelling between Belfast and Dublin has been well discussed in ** Traveller's” letter in this day’s IV/iig, in your own editorial columns. Allow me to mention an improvement sow in progress ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —A letter with this heading appeared in the Whig yesterday, complaining of the state of the footpaths in York Street. I thoroughly agree with what the writer aiys. But there is another evil affecting this street, ...
... to the editor of the northern whig. Sir, —Though length of time has elapsed since the formation of the Great Northern Railway Company, no improvement has taken place in the communication between Dublin and Belfast. In days gone by, when three different ...