... Spiller, William Clarke, B. Fitzsimmons, and S. Carson. t To Subscriptions Per Belfast Nlews-Lettor ?? £ 74 10 2 , Northern Whig . ?? 22 7 2 Evening Telegraph ?? 11 10 e Ulster Echo . ?? 8 7 6 .E A. Spiller (treasurer) ?? ?? 172 17 9 - , ,, (by coo- ...

... member claimed that in recent years there had been in the Rouse of Commons, but not in the country, considerable reversion to Whig ideals. Political reforms were mainly of value as leading to industrial reform. The true welfare of the country depended more ...

... in 1863, Sir t ' ti .. -. ?? :r first, judge of the Divorce el .'tid in the Probate and Ad- y ?? - p : Il litt:e?s a Whig of Whigs, o techk E.rasrian view. Arch- * .: ;,:tnou appointed him to ad- b :: ?? p I-i'l'iatioun Act passed t' -i- Adrinistration ...

... of the loss ?? by them in the death of their old ?? and codll e, Mr. Thomas Mac- knight, the veteran editer of the Northern Whig, 'hn. was the fist qbainnsn of that district and a Fellow of that Institate. It was fitting that they should put on record ...

... district, had his salary fixed at £32 per anuin. The Council accepted the tenders of the Belfast News-Letter, Northern Whig, and Down Recorder' offices respectively for the printing of the parliamentary register for the East, North, and South divisions ...

... Mullins v. Murphy; Lawson v. Coulter and another: M'Swiney Y. Ccrran; Brown v. M(MaeOn; King and others v. Young; Northern Whig, Id_, v. Binghamn; Klirker. Greer, & Co., Ltd., v. Murphy and another; Leylaind Rubber Ca., Ltd. and others v Grappler Pneumatic ...

... ster Steams oldi at 64-, and new at i2s 6d premn. Leahy ordinary at 841. Martint's Estates debentures at 10 3-32, Nort-hern Whigs at 5741, Ulster Chemists at 6S 6d, an~d Empires at 5s. In general miscellaneous shares, English Sewing Cottn orinay at quiet ...

... not seen it hitherto, it is now no ales apparent that a teleculing Tory is no more to be O 2e 5 trusted than a time-serving Whig. Thae conclu- t ,a Siono h whole matter is this. TeCuc of u aes Bone an gve toubl, and Presbyterians can not; Efl vid and even ...

... some evening. ACsub- z commnittee waxs appointed to arrange the 'details for the latter event. Mr. John Shaw ( Northern is Whig') wvas elected a mnember of the Institute. c M~r T. J. Camnpbell (;Irish N~ewss) proposed, and Mir. A. W. Stewart (Evening ...

... whether his lettertwill have all that effect on his constituents which it was intended to produce. iB I 9 H. The Northern Whig agrees with us that the Presbyterians of the North do not want Queen's College elevated to the rank of a university. It says ...

... he added 4that what was lawful was not alwavs discreet. The extraordinary state of things was described in the Northerni Whig and the Uster Echo every week, and in the l Belfast News-Letter, the leading Unionist , journal in Ulster. The reverend ...

... InipnslauMahtr of a seaman tnnmed A~ndrew Anderson. M1r. Thomas -Macknight, for over tirtry r~ears editor of the 2 Northern Whig,' dic'l ca-- tarday at his residence, Wellington Pctk. The steamer Patria, which has been tur.ningm since the 15th inst., is ...