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... Ceneral Assembly and Nome Rule. Mr. Joseph Allison M'Oninness, of Londonderry, writing to the Northern Whig. compares the present Home Rule crisis with the circumstances within the Gates of Derry in 1 and quotes the advice then given by Rev. James Gordon ...
... make people Home Rulers. riVe are not afraid of Unionists standing in the way of Reform. They are more advanced now than the Whigs were fifty years ago. The right time to move in the matter has come at last, and it will be the fault of the tenants if they ...
... milk which is set for whole milk churning prevent the milk whigging? Is it a desirable practice, and' if not, what is a better preventitive? Answer—We have not heard the term whigging previously. If it means souring, we doubt the efficacy of the ...
... MYSTERIOUS LICHT& Nature Notes and Queries in the Northern Whig of 26th ult. included the followinc—Marsh gas, which is well named ignis-fatuus, may account in many cases for the lights wliich have been observed travelling over the surface of ...
... FLOWER-HUNTING. Under this heading the editor Nature Notes in the Northern Whig.' acknowledges the following oontributuseu from J.H., Coleraine : —ln a list of holiday pastimes there is not one that I wed& piaco higher than flower-hunting. tires of ...
... and honour- I able Ulster journalist who frequently visited Portrush and Coleraine—Mr. Ilugh Pearson, Editor of the Weekly Whig, Belfast -I- s uccumbed on Sunday last to a lingering illness, and the sad event has caused intense sorrow to his colleagues ...
... Whig hay (SUNDAYS OPIN SIA PASSAGE ONLY 70 MINUTES PORT TO PORT UNDIR HOURS. New Turbine Prisms Victoria sad Prima Mewl* New Turbine Steamers have redound the port to part pump to well sada 2 hoses, a meolderable pardon of width le an the obeitsred ...
... round the girth of the crushing claw, _and 15 inches round the body. It weighed nearly 10 lbs. when freshly landed.— Northern Whig. THE BALLYMONEY FREE PRESS. ...
... (vice-chairman) seconded the motion, which was supported by Mr. Orr, and adopted. Messrs. •. Shannon and J. Shaw ( Northern Whig) were elected deksatee to the annual conference of the Institute to be held in York in August, Messrs. W- G. Anderson and ...
... League was formed by the famous firm of Messrs. Spratt, whose attention was drawn to the ciao by a letter in the Northern Whig from Mrs. R. W. Hughes; Bjllyness House, who is a wellknown breeder and exhibitor of dogs of the schipperke and cocker variety ...
... SUBMERGED PEAT BEDS. Under this heading a signing himself R. J. W. has the following in Nature Notes is the Northern Whig : These beds show well on the West ow Black Rocks Strand just beyond the eke. Golf Hotel and close to the little skeane which ...
... the& have made against this proposal. I .can rest assured that the bulk of thelrish people approve of their action.— Northern Whig. The August number of The Lady's World (Horace Marshall & Son, Fleet Street, London, EX.) contains a fine variety of matter ...