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... Tuesday Evening, November 23rd, 1909, At 8-30 o’clock (aharp). Daily—lrub Times, News-Letter, Froomao, JodepeDdent, Northern Whig, Evening Telegraph, London Daily Telegraph, Daily Graphic, Daily Sketch. Weekly—Graphic, Illustrated London New*, Lady’s Pictorial ...
... TUESDAY EVENING, Norember 17ib, 1908, at 3 30 o'clock, buarp. DAILY. Triab Time*, News-Letter. Freeman. Independent, Northern Whig, Evening Telegrepb, Lon don Uail; Telegrspb. WEEKLY', Graphic, Illnatrated London News, Lady’a Pictorial, The Queen, Punch ...
... when various important matters are down for dissuasion. Sir Hugh Smiley, chairman of the boaitfof directors of the Northern Whig” died on Monday at hia county Antrim residence, Drumalis, Larne. Mr. Lonsdale, M.P., on hearing of ths deceased gentleman's ...
... of Dr. William Hay, Ballymoney, whose death on Friday last is regretted by many people in North Antriro y says the Northern Whig.” The deceased, who bad been only a short time ailing, early life emigrated to America, where he studied medicino for a time ...
... reception and rend iff. AMERICAN HIBERNIANS’ VISIT. CARDINAL EXPLAINS HIS ATTITUDE. The special correspondent of the “Northern Whig” writing from Philadelphia on Tuesday, says that Cardinal Ixiguo has written from Ireland to Mr. Patrick Logue, a prominent ...
... of true nationality and love country. Andrew Orr. Coming down Armagh that evening be picked up daily paper, the “Northern Whig,” one column and half of which he found devoted to poems by Andrew Orr, Ulster man who bad secured with several other Irishmen ...
... THE OLDEN DAYS. A DUKL IN ARMAGH The following from the '* Northern Whig** nthcrinteieBtiti(r giving a vivid si etch of life iu Armagh in*tho “Olden Times.'* rt yoo bite your thumb at at, air ?’* I bite toy thumb, air.’* yoo bite yoor thumb us, air V* ...
... oar lastiesae)! oomee the report of the finding of what te believed to be Emmet’s sword. The following appeared in Tuesday’s “Whig”: . „ . A few weeks ego very interesting find in the shape of an old sword and scabbard sms made at No 3, Msrahalsea lAne, ...
... the for rejection of Mr Birrell's Irwb Land Bill and delivered a telling speech. The London correspondent of the “Northern Whig” says though obviously still sufferiiy somewhat from bis recent indisposition, Mr Loos' dale was never heard to better Moderate ...