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... entertainment at which a thousand guests were present at Stowe. now a famous public school, then the headquarters of the great Whig family, the Grenvilles. The first course, it says. consisted of twenty-seven dishes, elzgantlY served and arranged. For ...
... agreed it was fine, but the Post Office objected strenuously. It was got through Parliament during 1839, however, and the then Whig Government gave Hill a Treasury ap'ointment to work out the scheme. ...
... (Hansard), H. Gaw (County Down Spectator), R. G. Hamilton (News-Letter), P. F. Keenan (Telegraph), J. A. Kennedy (Northern Whig). R. M. Sayers (Telegraph). J. B. Leonard (Telegraph), and R. Kirkwood (Irish News). Thanks were expressed to Mr. J ...
... son4n-law's residence. 19 Perth Street, Margaret. widow of James Cooper. lab of Sololk. Dunmurry. Interment notice Northern Whig. Monday. PROSPECT 8.8. P. CROWE—The Of and Members of above Preceptory regret to learn of the death of the mother of their ...
... TUESDAY PRIERS TS. wee Its Belfast Telegraph. They ell Taint apt eatlelled. • Irish News. Northam Whig. ...
... Unionists wfi Address the Meeting. R. GETGOOD. Textile Organiser. will Preside. List of Speakers will appear in Timsday's 'Whig and Irish Nom. ...
... i34 --- per cent. £250,000 To repos , . . £228.950 £478,950 Alderman Black said the statement made recently in the Northern Whig that the orporationdid not intend to repay certain loans raised by them—some due in January last, and others on April 4, and ...
... members of the journalistic profession Belfast. The bridegroom, however, Mr. Charles Stanley Orr, formerly of-the Northern Whig, has recently taken up an appointment with the Press Association in London. He is only son of the late Mr. J. Orr, Donaghadee ...
... Cumberland Street. OYER —le loving memory of dear mother, Mary Dyer, died on Illth April. INS Some may think I hare forgotten. Whig they ere me .mile; Rut little do they know the heartache That the mile hides all the while. Sadly mimed by her lowing I. end ...
... owner of the property, lived in the first house. She was the mother of John M'Bride, one time chief reporter of the Northern Whig. There were five or six rows of houses of the lane—Pigtail Row, Saltbox Row, Ireland's Row, Near Club Row, and Far Club ...
... BON. Violinist.—A thorough master of the violin** .News-Letter,. QTEVENEON. Vocallst.--A very One baritone“ • (Northern Whig QTZVENSON.—Private Tuition. 7 Jocelyn Avenue. • Woodstock Road BERTRAM Jones School of Music for Childrgn. Adult Beginners ...
... VENEIOioI'n'N. Violews-inist. —Ater thorough Master the v' iNLetl. STEVENBON. Vocalist.—••A very An e barttone'• ( - Northern Whig - ). QTRVENSON --Private Tuition. 7 Jocelyn Avenue, Woodstock Road. DRAOOIIITBIIEN are great demand every. where. high wages ...