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... Weldon's Journal, Irish Presbyterian, Lady of the House, Windsor Magazine, Woman at Home, &c. NEWSPAPERS ON SALE ARE— Daily Whig, Weekly Whig, Witness, Coleraine Chronicle, Dundee Weekly News, Ballymoney Free Press. S. C. M'ELROY, 64, MAIN STREET, BALLYMONEY ...
... services of other officials which could have been had for the asking. When we mention that the report wired to the Northern Whig extended to 21 columns, the Nor.l.etterli, and the Deily thief abOut the mune, while briefer messages went to the Irish Times ...
... OCR LAND COURTS. THE following hasappeared in the Northern Whig : Sin,--The fair fame of our Judicial Bench stands unrivalled. It might be said the purity of our judges has never been challenged. This is to the praise and glory of those who administer ...
... OF ALL, NEWSPAPERS ON SALE ARE— Which the fragrant breezes bear. KILLS FLEAS, BEETLES, MOTHS. CARTER'S MONARCH, Daily Whig, Weekly Whig, Witness, Coleraine Summer, with the blooming dowers, DRUMMOND'S EXTRA IMPROVED(DubIin Chronicle, Dundee Weekly News ...
... NOTEPAPERS AND ENVELOPES, ACCOUNT BOOKS, PURSES. EXERCISE AND NOTE BOOKS, &e. The Newspapers on Sale are—The Northern Whig, Weekly Whig, Witness, Coleraine Chronicle, and Free Press. Also many of the leading Periodicals of the day. ...
... as the Northern Whig confessedly is for the retention of the seat by Mr. Russell, we yet need not go past the editorial in that journal for concrete presentation of the compact in all its miserable quality. Mr. Russell,” says the Whig, made a bad bargain ...
... has had a predisposing effect on the agricultural mind towards its earnest consideration.—A Sox Or THE SOIL, in the Wceldy Whig. Aprorxrmerr.—The Gramophone Co., Ltd., London, have appointed Messrs. CANNING & CO., Meeting-house Street, their Agents for ...
... indefatigable historian, Mr. Hill was a graceful writemiff verse, and many of his fugitive poems have been published in the Whig. Personally he was a most amiable and kindly gentleman, esteemed and indeed beloved by all. During his thirty years' residence ...
... smandimge ea abgedeses el fresh au. IMl L lP P illg gavii the advantages Is he ned how the well-lassera ids emswaobtaiter Whigs every facility is all el ieded. while the mew laths lately spina is the r+ Cramtles Hotel (open to the yabile) jsetly esasideed ...
... for our requirements sends on a Persian interpreter.” The Northern Whig deals] severely with the appointmest, condemning it with a rare independence of spirit. Not long ago,” says the Whig, '• commented on the fact that some of the best men of Jhe Irish ...
... Why not give the appointment to someone in the ore© trained to its work and its The position,” says a contributor to Northern Whig, is notoriously a difficult an. ...
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