... the Recent Housing Committee on Finance, and a brother of Mr. Josias Cunningham, who recently acquired the Belfast Northern Whig. Baron Killanin (recently acted as Chairman of the Committee of Irish Primary Education), a Commissioner of National Education ...

... member of rcecntl 'Housing Comutitte. on linen. c. He is Belfast ttockhroker and one of the proprietor', of the Northern Whig. Ile was appointel oGovernment cattle buyer,' in Ireland during! the war. and %vim out of the men who oriignuired the equipment ...

... ACCENTUATING DIFFERENCES. Mr. dellett, M.P., interviewed by a Northern Whig. (Belfast) representative. said. the passing of the proposals before Parliament would certainly lead to trouble. Instead of settling the differences now existing, the scheme ...

... year, Mr. J. F. M`Guire vice-president, and Mr. E. Jacob re-elected hon. sec. Russell's Recording Angel. The Northern Whig, referring to the finding of the picture by John Russell. says that Mr. M'Coy, who discovered its identity, values th© picture ...

... broadmindedness and 'lack of doctrinaire fnntasiE - , , s can reeoncile and find a middle party for capitalists and workmen, for Whig and Socialist alike. At present both the Democrats and the Ma. jOrifY Soci , li- , ts are losing, ground daily in the cons ...

... that they received from the Government such financial aid as would enable the work to be carried out without an undue burden Whig imposed on the rates. Applications for new houses from nearly 1,000 desirable tenants and the needs of many for proper housing ...

... C. elected Veiy Rev. Prior I* fwt. McSwiney, 0.5. A., member the School A Platura with, a Story. Committee, The ''Ndrihcrn Whig, relcrrinj to the Valua in Wexford. » findim: of the picture by John Unwell! rays acre farm Rnckapring, near Oorcy, •'^ r ...

... Irish national movement. SOUTHERN UNIONIST CONDEMNATION. IRISH PRESS AND CASTLE. It will be noticed that while the Northern Whig gives a sort of qualified approval to the reported dismissal of Sir Joseph Byrne, the chief Irish Unionist organ, the Irish ...

... with the affai t that the 14, were k 1 14, 14,, 1 rched by within. . ,Ihrrington, Loed sente defitul to thn 4 eila Ivo of .Whig pollee on A drigole, w r ef fr Bantry fair, give bail and 'aided Ilie resid- ence of Mr. E. J. M`Quillan, creamery proprietor ...

... proportional syl,tem. On the whole, the contests have been conducted in a peaceable manner. LOSING AUTOCRATS' GROWL. Northern Whig.- - It cannot be sail that the method of voting imposed on the erectors by Parliament has! shown itself an improvement on ...

... country shows that the counting or the votes was everywhere carried through without the slightest difficulty. The Northern Whig denies•th , e statement of the Lord Mayor of Dubtin that there was any hoggirm in the Belfast counting, and warmly praises ...

... Beans Sheet hill and fur. and properly drawn up. to exhibit a true and correct view of the state et the Cr,m ore affairs. are , Whig to the boft of rue inlmmutica and the expluiations given to us, and shown by the books of the Company. ERNEST(IIInPEB ' Audit ...