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... Freon the Whig, •, 1652. &mat Ilan Richardson, The Island, in moving the nomination of Mr. Smyth said :—I have the honour to rise to propose ■ candidate for the representston of this Borough tla• first man who since 178 ti has solicited the suffrage ...
... 1917. Progress of •Tillage;, What Ow*. Whig MIN The 'menden fee Inereesed TWO& When the history of this Period to be examised by future generation* one of the chapters that will receive the closest attention, so far as our obstetric is concerned, will ...
... DERRIMAIY, LISBURN. Audio of Lads for Whig ud Cropping. I um instructed by Mr. JOHN HUTCHISON to LET HY AUCTION, on THE PREMISES, on MONDAY, the 12th February, 1917, at FOUR o'clock, OVER 12 ACHES FOR CUTTING AND Cropping for the Season, comprising over ...
... Still Leading, The Prizes Fee Crops gives by ths FIRIIINI UNITY For 1111 bus on Ma awardid. Ow airs all the Whig Prins for Penton, ludas, Abadan Tulips and guess ban Wu by Crop mond with Nitrate of soda ...
... Ireland, lived in King Street. Belfast. He and edited the Irinhnian, a weekly literary paper that yenned to exist after the Whig appeared in Is2l. James Luke, a printer. Awirtod in the an tintamped weekly paper that had a large cireulation. In those ...
... he advocated. ACCOUNT OF POLLING AND DE. CLARATION OF POLL. Northam Whig, February 23 and 24, 11163. RESULT OF POLL. NII. Harbour Verncr ballast r, Ma►di 14, 1643. Northern Whig, March 16, ISO 3. Copy of Petition against Mi. Ito bour'ii return, igned ...
... arrived. He wrote under the pen-name of Kitty Connor, and contributed verse to various Ulster papers, especially The Northern Whig. To The Nation he sent a few piece* signed Curlew. Mr. Robert May, Belfast, ham made a complete colleetion of his poems ...
... in the year succeeding his election, ■nd Mr. Jonathan Joseph Richardson wa. ',elected as his bucceiwor. In the '• Northern Whig temher, 1853, there is a report of a meeting held in support of Mr. J. J. Richardson. The intimidation exercised 115 the Office ...
... seles I trust some• solution will be arrived at. . W. 44d =2% Moto , . County Dos Mln ..one time ago roti• to the -Nur-Oslo Whig . ' offering fulfil the duo*. any Prottoot - toast. is order to hint to utulertalw at the front. nos to tat, Amity of t ...
... and was first a schoolmaster at llowivea, Co. Down. Went to Belfast about 18436, and contributed a good deal to The Northern Whig and other journals, over t h signature of Coilus. Wrote one of the Burn' Centenary Poems published by Finlay and Anderson ...
... fear of consequents-s. M. .1. SMITH. HENRY MAJOR. ROBEKT KENNEDY. Liabura, Friday. Mr. thigh McCall, as reported in th.• Whig of a 'kerb Kellam, stated—l had a few days ago a contersation with Lord Hertforii'. Agent. and he .4.0.41 to m.•. sod I hay ...
... spent the remainder of his active life. About 1840 he began to contribute verse to Ulster papers, especially “The Northern Whig, over the signature of Kitty Connor, and became a great favourite as a poet. To The Nation soon after he sent a few poems ...