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... Belfast, and wrought as • compositor in the Belfast M xning News, afterwards joining the staff of the Belfast Northern Whig, end became • very tiompetent and reverted workmen, having charge of one of the departments of that journal. Subseprently ...
... toe column, which is m full retreat. &km ,. rus ie. od the position of tbe Morrill of loan& _ . .1. R. Feller. Northern Whig t Mr. Jcaeph that Lady Robert. and the Hon. Aileen Reber. Seterdey.--At Linalka, • young man lel pas concentrating their in ...
... He first knew about Mr. Kennedy by sesing his name mgned to letters advoeating the righta of u»| farmers in the “Northern Whig.” He had only to say that since he had made Mr. l\'-nmdy-‘ | acquaintance the longer he knew him he liked him the better. He ...
... etrvets were deasely thronged, the crowds peilg augmented by a considerable buabe of English vistors at preseat spending the Whig. suntide holidays hers. = The good news reached Glenarm at 115 p.m. by welegrmm i Mr. Thomas Huntr, and spread rapidly turoush ...
... Mr. T. H. Ornlvm “Beliast Even. ing Telegraph;” Mr. Willam Campbell, “Belfast News Lotter;” Mr. Samuel M'Keown, “Nor. thern Whig; Mr. E. E. O'Neill, “Ulster Echo.” When Sir George White and perly had entered the Olderfleet Hotel the guard of homour marched ...
... contres originated with Mr. John Byrne, of Baliycastle, whose interesting letter on the subject appeared in the * Northern Whig” of 2lst June. As & result of correspondence between Mr. Byrne and Mr. James Coecy, of Ardeen, Larne, a scratch deputation ...
... Harbour, the enterprising minager of which is Mr. John S. Heggie. LARNE GUARDIANS AND THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD. The “Northern Whig save:—The Loeal Go- |, vernment Board have lately been stirring up the Guardians of many uvnions with a vengeanos, and if ...
... Witarnaos & Co. /helical Ball, Bbefileld, Eaulaad. E•teb 1 bed 1830 Adrice Pros. of eat all over tbaiWort'llallaatioa Isla paid =Whig sid a! of tbi ...
... 83.24. This sea on Maria t•. he perfeetly trawled. He mid he was tending detect thieves. it there are am, he eituipt him- (Whig), 0. tion. The result in that pitownera are put to • SMITH. d o i l y ; t i ' , l ,, lie ;, n , i ,T o ng a s t i oT o igl ...
... petition inviting Dr. King-Kerr to stand was being extensively suned in Larne on Monday. BELFAST PRESS OPINIONS. The “Northern Whig'' says: —ln East Antrim Colonel M‘Calmont 13 to L opposed by Dr Kine Kerr, a Conservative member of the Be! fast City Counerl ...
... 0 serse ths Chinese flest, including the valuable | pablic cye,and it is the genaral opinion . SRR st shed in the TNorthirn Whig~ when Colopel 108 t. Bnd fixity of tenure. Fe hoped thet Oclenel 907 PSSI OBLL) ol Yeng »ew cruisers. ln'lu? this, Germany ...
... the veldt grass &en nttt nourish him. Meshes . - Malone (eye Jed , 5.., was a• •• No FOreign COlltlertloll , i•• wink the Whigs t rent , l e a •e A'l ri d o f the ire . t au amid the Oty traffic, but now it is likely to be lois wt.' he saw • barn burning ...