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... liovernor-General, Sir Harry Smith. The Plove'r was despatched in search of Sir John Franklin. 1849-George Eden, Earl oi Auckland, Whig statesman, died, aged 65-was L.P. for Wood- stock 1810; President of the Board of Trade, Iwith a seat in Earl Grey's Cabinet ...
... with board and tuition for one year. We are deeply sensible of the help givenl us by the Belfast News-Letter, Northern Whig, and Witness, and of the en- couraging respouses rnade to the appeals in the Press by many country churches, Sabbath schools ...
... hairmnaun), Belfast nvening Telegraph;' Thomas Macknight, F.J., edl .tor NorthErn Whig; B. - Allen, N. A., Belfast, News-Letter; J. 0. B}riton, L Northern Whig; Gerald IBrowne, -A. M. Chap M man, and W- Campbell, I'Belifast N'ewvs-Letter; J W ...
... failed, he did so in language to which not the least fault could be found. Hfa quoted the Parnellite Press against the organ of Whig- gery, which fids its present inspiration in the policy of Mr. Dillon, whatever that be, ae showing that he took altogether ...
... 'fliE BELFAIST NVWS-LETTER. Sm-May I remonstrate through the columns of c 0 your paper with your contemporary, the Northern b Whig, of the 20th of this month, for the very a harsh den-unciations of the behaviour of our b students of the Queen's College ...
... Dumb Institution as well as the Queen's College; but if he reads the files of the Belfast News-Letter and the Northern Whig he will find by the issues of Tuesday, August, 14, 1849, that, though the official programme stated that the former institution ...
... sane man imagine that poll- tical. apostacy like this can pass unpunished. There is no educated moan in Xreland, wvheth;er W~hig or Tory, who does not wish to see all her Majesty's Irish subjects in the full enjoyment of all political rights and social ...
... wrote:- House of Com- mons, January 29th, 1997. Dear Sir-I beg to ac- kn1owledge yours of the 26th; also copy of the Belfast Whig, which youa lindly sent. I spoke to Sir Charles Dilke on the subject of the new rules, and I shall be glad to co-operate with ...
... per cent. 1928 stock at 116, the 34 per cent. 1924 at 10741, the 3 per cent. 1955 at 106, Harbour stock at 1144, Northern Whigs at 524, Hughes' preference at 7j, M'Connell's preference at 15, and Leahy, Kelly preference at 64 xd. DUBLIN STOCK EXCB ANG ...
... TO-NIGHT, at -Sight o'clock-,- In ASSEMBLY HALL, 12, MAY STREET. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. Candidates-Tory-Mr. J. M'CRAC1(EN. Whig-Mr. J. M. THOMlSON. Admission Free. All are Welcome. 3590 THIS EVENING. THE BOYS' BRIGADE. BELFAST BATTALION. A NNUAL DEMONSTRATION ...
... appearing for the Whig party, while Mr. John M'Cracken represented the Tories. AfLer both candidates had placed their views before the meeting, Mr. J. MI. Macrory pro- posed, and Mr. W. 1). Downing seconded that Mr. J. M. Thomson (Whig) be elected. The ...
... Greens. at 22Rl, Uster Steams at 54 xd, JeCnnyCuuots at 67 leglis & Co.' ordinary at 9, eIrish ews at i4e, and Northern Whigs at 624. the followng were inquired for in the market today ;-Great Northern Railway 4 per cent. den- benture end 4 per cent ...