... Mr. Joseph Fisher, a London barrister, who is a native of the North of Ireland, has been appointed editor of the Northern Whig, Belfast, in succession to the late Mr. Macknight. A Letterkenny boy who was visiting a friend at Newtowncunningliam, who has ...

... MELBOURNE, t SYDNEY, with Hat Majesty's Mails, calling at Plymouth. Oibraltaz, Elawillee, Naples, Port Said, and Colombo, sod Whig Twanging for all Ports in Australasia : Tons. London. Plymouth. Marseilles. Naples Ophir (ty.sc) 6,910 ..J&n. 6 Jan. 6 Jan ...

... the meeting. DR. RENTOUL'S PROSPECTS. With the reopening of the law courts on Thursday, says the London correspondent of the Whig, comes a repetition of the report that Mr. Ken, judge of the City of London Court, is about to retire. The salary is £3,200 ...

... a•year down, and in addition liberty given to the secretary to employ any additional assistance lie required. Tie Northern Whig's summary of my remarks makes clear that above quotations are mistakes, no doubt unintentional on your part, but at least one ...

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... majority .. 131 The 'louse roes ei 111.15. MB. T. W. RUSSELL'S Your readers will remember, says the London eorreepondent of the Whig, that Mr. T. W. Buglell bas been more than once iu the past tempted by the offer of a safe neat on this side of the Channel ...

... laspssaad. Mir Weed. sad 'opted by. or oo behalf et. any Bed, et Nelson interested thereto. as any reaaosatla beat st say day (oat Whig itooday or a Bulk when the Board is eat sitting. semi the llth ikla datV MARCH. 1900; and that as the lasitimemllemed day She ...

... corner-boys and shopkeepers. Mark you, corner-boys and shopkeepers. Cheer up, ye loafers! Although a writer in Thursday's Whig called you the abominable there is at least one party in the country to recognise your proper status ; and it may be that ...

... lesiei et the wharf, es/ WA me dims Ur hma or pilferage will be admilleeil agree @sok en made when Um Goy* are isaia. seed Were Whig _.reed tram the quay. Their Agonise= effect Imusemmee id MOS as Li* Stook end Goode by the Illummaus againal 81111 Silks. Haar ...

... declines to intervene on their behalf. HER MAJESTY'S VISIT. is made on the authority of the Glasgow correspondent of the Northern Whig that Her Majesty the Queen will spend a few hours in Belfast on her return journey from Dublin, and rejoin the Royal yacht ...

... cannot have too much of a good thing. But, then, was not the League started as a grand rallying institution for '99 men, Whigs, and all and sundry the disunited Irish patriots' And to think that a plethora of United Irish League has provided work for ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. I THE QUEEN TO VISIT BELFAST. The Glencoe eorrespondent of the Whig says—ll PRESBYTERIAN CUURCH. Is announced here from Dublin on what Is rated to Tim Presbytery of Derry met on Tuesday in First be theta regarded as reliable ...