... morning and say was extremely to see that Board critic wed so inaccurately, and. he believed, severely, paper like the Northern Whig, a paper the chairman and many member* the Harbour Trust had hitherto read, feeling nothing appeared in except truth, and ...

... WILLIAM WATSON, 8.A.. RAFFREY, MONDAY EVENING. J»t April, 1901, At Eight o’clock. J. R. FISHER, Esq., 8.L., Mi tor of Northern Whig, will preside. Tickets, Sis pence Each. SUNDAY. CITY Y.M.C.A. AN AFTERNOON WITH THE BUND. The entire proceedings will be CONDUCTED ...

... West Conrouwa, tbc KlfeS* Saturday, April 27th, There w ooooem wbui Mem» b« coming tba froot-Oia «oM company a capital of whig **o,ooo m Xtaproperty« m tte i\Va«aut diainct, a few hoorn walk the Railway the the from Sdcondi. Itlathe parent of three wb• ...

... “Northern Whig has published three times as many anonymoos letters attacking me bare ever been published in the same number of issaes of any paper iu the United Kingdom attacking any man. This is bad. for iatbe oUea days the “Northern Whig” claimed be ...

... V* '*• denounce* xt a “ Prewe. the letters which above his Am-, in the M News-Letter” and “Whig” Met wetk were bogus too. I also (he report l , P®» in the “ Whig” of a meeting wai'-b •*retal his “preadbed,” and declared their intention vote Home Rule i* ...

... offered 4W- Mieoellaneous ore fair request, and price*, continue steady. Belfast Tramway shares ' changed hand* 13|, “Northern Whigs 68, Cleaver preference 21a 3d, J. « F. Goats ordinary at 78a 3d, sad preference 474. ...

... Decree that the Dissolution the eatd Partnership as from that day bo advertised in the “Belfast News-Letter* and Northern Whig’ Newspapers. All Persons claiming be Creditors of the «aid Partnership are, or before the 21«fc day December, 1901, send by ...

... Thompson, Rogers, A Co., 3d; City Council (Street Cleansing Depaitment), 6s; Ulator Echo (per Father of Chapel), Ine 3d; Northern Whig (Neworoom ComposHors), 6«. ...

... yeaberdiy it the Uiater Reform Club in honour Mr. J-*hn M’Bride, whose long and honourable service e staff of the ‘•Northern Whig” has gained for in troops of Wends. Mr. M’Bride laid aside for four months last year through severe illness, and had hardly ...

... declared closed, Barry contributing a finely-played 34. When (he •‘Whig’’ went m wickets fell rapidly, Madden ...

... Rovat. V utuhia Hoarrrau —The Han. Trensaret (Mr. James Uavklson) acknowledges, with (banks, the receipt from the employees Whig*’ (Compositors). 6e. The Superintendent ecknowledgee, with thanks, the reoeipt Illustrated Pepare from Lady Hsndereoo, House ...

... describe those, if there be any, who inspired with confidence, or derive null) the letter Mr. Russell wrote to the Northern Whig the last day February. The writer recant a phrase of which seems greatly enamoured.—“ It is not sir months since that fire ...