... not asking too much in requesting that some of the very bad ones be made even a little better. Un this question the Northern Whig says— The Rural Council can scarcely be congratulated on the resolution passed on Tues- day in reference to the appeal of the ...

... then spoaking. The noble Marquis afterward'- handed the telegram stated to George White. somewhat curious find the Northern Whig claiming this morning that the telegram emanated from the office of that journal. As matter of foot, the message from our ...

... Robert M-Comb, and Mr. T. H. “BelfMt Evening Telegraph; ** Mr. William Belfast News-Letter;” Mr. Samuel M Keown. Northern Whig; Mr- E. E. O’Neill. ‘‘Ulster Echo. When Sir George White and party had entered the Olderfleet Hotel the guard of honour marched ...

... other centres originated with Mr. John Byrne, of Bailycastlc, whose interesting letter the subject appeared the M Northern Whig of 21st Juno. result of correspondence between Mr. Byrne and Mr. James Coey, of Ardepo, Larne, scratch deputation from Larne ...

... English Composition. Write Essays the foil->whig subjects : ]. Write k letter friend advocating Photography a Hobby. Write also his reply. S. Light cares speak; great ones are ciumo. 3. la Honesty always the best policy ? ADVANCED AR!TIIMETIG. (Itef. ...

... specimen from each. N PRAISE OF SHAKESPEARE TeRcenrenary, 1864. (In the Competition arranged for by the “ Belfast Weekly Northern Whig.”) Met on this morn from East to West To pay a dower so y ue 5 orth from our treasures, old and new, What can we bring wo grace ...

... bouilli concomhre; Irish News” sauce; entree, d’Agneau a “Echo; Petits Po’.a Nouveuus; rotis nouleis grams la Northern Whig;” hraifeei ham, salad *’ Nowry Telegraph; Veau la Saturday Night;” Pomuies NouvelJes; Choustleurs sur Benrre; ©ntrcm-tB. Ballyimna ...

... and it deserves tho place honour, not this fact alone, but also pii account of its nwa Qualities. Early the “Weekly Norther* Whig” offered some valuable prizes for original poems Shakespeare. Froax a number competitors ninety-seven we*, tliougfct worthy ...

... to eupport Colonel (’rawford. liorn; in Unionist alliance the antagonisms (Anplaore.) , ~ , , Libera-l and Conservatives, oi Whig and *IV»y, Mr. Dugan (Belfast) sard he supported Roman and Protestant, of Preeby- Colonel Crasdord mainly because of one clause ...

... th,i new Cnmceiter. Mid i, said to .vfßride, reporter ...

... the foundress the St 1 atnek s Nursing Home, which became one of the pioneers such institutions in the United kmgvlom- As a whig Lord Plunket foresaw 1868 that disendowment and disestablishment the Irish Church were inevitable, and therefore endeavoured ...

... wrilten on this subject from various standpoint*, and there were many shades distinction to prevent humdrum sameness. The Whigs, let them hope, retained not the sourness of the buttermilk from which taey took their name, or the Tories disresnect for the ...