... proposed, and leave tho income-taxpayer alone?. The protection bogey was evidently before his eves. A REVENUE TAX. The Northern Whig” says:—We need not say that Sir Michael has been tihroghout his whole career staunch free trader, and it will require more ...

... 18s 3d; J. P. Corry & Co., £1 19s 10s; Andrew Dongal & Son, 15s ; Travers & Co.. 18s; Robert Carswell & Son, 19s; Northern Whig (compositors), Jg. ...

... Preparation experts, all exa- O minations; postal tuition a speciality.—The Ulster Civil Service Academy. 3-4-404 “Northern Whig” save— Students under L Mr. Murray, Ulster Civil Service Academy, are successful in one quarter the usual time. 3-4-408 K ...

... Belfast. Th's gentleman. Mr. Joseph Kenney, comes of a‘‘stock of newspaper men. His father was chief sub-editor the “Northern Whig” for many years, while two of his brothers adopted the profession journalism from choice, and each turned out a very able Press ...

... 3-4-406 _ SU Preparation experts, all exonianaticars; postal tuition a speciality.—Tlte Ulster Service 3-4-404 THK “Sortfliern Whig” says—“Stndenfcs under Mr. Murray, Ulster Civil Service Academy, are successful in one quarter the usual time.” TtflTBB SHUTE ...

... QUOCBSat UL Preparation by arperte, all ex-a- O postal fcai'cicii a speciality.—The Civil Service Academy. S-4-404 “Nortboxti Whig under X Mr. Murray, Ulster Civil Service. Academy, are soccessfal in one quarter tie usual time. MISS E. BHXTTE, Piauiat ...

... SUIT. Mr. John Rea was during a long time comparatively silent. doubt some ward meetings he had denounced the “Ace of Heart Whigs,” and rising into notoriety, with a largo professional practice, he was getting into power. It was at this i>eriod that the ...

... HIGH-CLASS TAILORS, 110 Peter’s Hill. 19082 IF FURNISHING OR RE-FURNISHING BUY THE BEST. OFFER YOU INTERESTING STORV. Northern Whig” to-day F, j-8* windfall to Mr. Peter Rorke. of l '** ported in our columns of yet tor day, i’he weft-known adage that fact ...

... Belfast. £ This gentleman, Mr. Joseph Kenney, comes of stock” of newspaper men. His father was 5 chief sub-editor of the Northern Whig for many years. Mr. Kenney, he states himself 0 further on, became an invalid. Writing from 25 Hamilton St., Belfast, on February ...

... THE WORK OF REGENERATION. All will unfeignedly glad (says the Northern Whig”) of this happy result of a orolcn.gcd struggle, which at times seemed if it were never to have an end. Even those Boers and pro- Boers in Amsterdam and London who from a safe ...

... very well and had had none.” .The concluling sentence of the above paragraph is scarcely kind. Owing to the economy of the Whigs,” the was not called upon to perform any official duty at the Coronation William IV., and this omission no doubt served as ...

... THE “NORTHERN WHIG” (Unionist) Vestel‘Jay the British Empire made ready in glad anticipation to celebrate the crowning the King; to-day the people who 1 were united j°y are linked in the still closer kinship of a great anxiety and common sorrow, lu a ...