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... THE HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVES. TUB EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— Judging from the correspondence and reports in the papers there appears a coiiKiderable apprehension in various quarters with regard to the site of the proposed hospital for consumptives ...
... constituonts i the Fishermen's Hal rkin The chair was eccupled by Dr Simpron. Rathven received, said Mr Duff, who of dishing Whigs was an old game of Tories, but so far as his recollection served him, this was the first time that a Government had made a ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1891. ...
... Sun rises, 7.14 a.m.; sets, 4.14 p.m. Moon rises, 7.43 a.m.; sots, 441 p.m. Full moon, Sunday, November 15, at 11.52 p.m. Whig. PRO a*PB—PRO PATTUA BKMPER.” ...
... TILLYSBURU NUISAKOB. TO THE EDITOR OF THE VORTHEBN WHIG Sir,-I shook] not t -ain trouble you re,’,wH,ne. V ° t ot in your leji™; article to-day seemed to imply that I did * sympathise with Mr. Edwin Hughes £ 1* very proper attempt to relievo himself ...
... permittlngthem be defamed Whigs’and traitors, to be held up the outrage and execration of their countrymen the murderers of Mr Parnell. These were the very men who thrust the chairmanship party upon the humblest of these very Whigs and traitors, and who wrote ...
... Chairman having reviewed the debate, a vote was taken, Nvheu was found that majority was in favour of the negative. THE NORTHERN WHIG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, ...
... timaussig treat of th• A n t sad way beg shoe lor • y sus • el realm in r ev! weer sate. • snot Is rev 4.*6.• el nosed on the Whig is a mit awl beet ; • enesthril tallemt 11101•••*. eole SI silk halm 4/ s .4. I. W a • 4141 Wald with • haws. to tier Yin ei ...
... been done away with, and replaced by new barracks. Severn! of the Oa barracks were nothing more thou fever dens, and ho might Whig the fast home be baying that its a certain barrack in Ireland, which last year claimed many victims, there was now Icing a ...
... appearance of sharp lines of political disunion. [An Episcopalian is no longer of necessity high Tory, nor a Presbyterian a born Whig. But none can deny to Bishop ordswoitb potent share in this bleeaed work of healing and binding the wounds of our common b ...
... Boxes. lid and l)d. Sold everywhere. THE NORTHERN WHIG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1891. RENOWNED REMEDIES. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS AND OINTMENT. THE PILLS Purify the Blood, Correct all Disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, AND DOWELS. They invigorate and reatoro ...
... 31' • summer's 219, Apple.los e, light. 116. II nil, genes al. 31. 'it/ill 66. Ito i.t barley . I /like 41( W t'lliitg• 63. Whig at ii', nal bet 30. Sir Wm (li, 35, .% ha s 1* ',done. igilant ;6, genes al. 1 . ll ill it. 38, .% tha It eagola le, 131. I ...