... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, BEY. W. STEWART ROSS ON THE CHURCH OT BOMS. Last avoniap, at eight o'clock. Rot. W. Stewart Ron delivered in Christ Church the firet eeriee lectures the Church of Rome. There was attendance. The title of the lecture •• Some ...

... THE IDIITOB Or TBS NORTHERN WHIG. Sin,— l beg email apace year widely circulated and truly valuable paper, which ia the tenant-farmer’s and poor man’s real friend, that through it may draw attention to another of those little dark chapters with which ...

... TO THX EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. fint,—Visitors to the Belfast Museum must have often been struck with the apparently inadequate relation that institution bears to the size and requirements of town like Belfast, which boasts, without justice, of being ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATO _ . hosmtal. - Yesterday the tollowin ' , admitted :-Janiea Foye, Servia Street, , turB of the leg. caused by ontheetreet; lk Moore, suffering from rupture A'varicose vein o! the leg. ~n , Rev. W. MaoGranahan boon appointed ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—After the election of Town Commieeioners, which took place in on Friday last, and which lenuted in replacing any of the retiring members who were of Liberal politics by sound ConaervatiTee, it might not hare been ...

... *lO TO* EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. gj» Unless the landlords the South and Wagt. who have asked the Lord Lieutenant to proift-t them, have permitted fear their tenwits so take possession of their minds that are no looser capable of reflection, they might ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— ln thanking you most sincerely and cordially for tho very excellent reports vou have given of our Evfbgelioal Alliance Conference in Belfast, the beat part of which will appear in your iisue of to-morrow, let ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, WED tiwlot the iomo bc ...

... THE EDITOR OX THE NORTHERN WHIG. g IR> The exceedingly able letter o{ A Female Teacher” haa done much to point oat many the erila connected with the intermediate eyatem, and from entirely different atandpoint to mine. grant the writer her argument that ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir, —I read with much interest your article the 19th inat. on the Kane movement. When, ask, are we to be done with talk, blaster, ami nonsense in this unfortunate country ? It is'potilively disgusting to sensible people ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —I find the Rev. Isaac Nelson, M.P., boa given offence to many of hts political friends by his absence from tho late di-cossion and divisions on the Irish Constabulary vote, and by two of his speeches, summaries ...

... TO THB EDITOR OW THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —I wish to draw the attention of yoar loaders to the differences and inconsistencies occurring in the speeches ipade at the Donacloney meeting on Saturday and in the sermon preached Rev. W. Stewart Roes on the ...