... victimisation of Protestants in ‘Ere.’ according to the Belfast Whig, were made at the annual blow-off “the Irish Church Missions In Belfast last week. The speakers, asserts the “Whig, tempered their speeches because the repercussions which followed ...

... German ship. A BELFAST WRITER. the Ed:tok or The Londonderry Sentinel.” Sir —I you have noticed the contrihution in “Northern Whig’’ of to-day’s issue by Matt I t wine. Who is this gentleman that comes to the Maiden City to burst bubble that does not exist ...

... LETTER TO ROMAN CATHOUC ORGAN SUPPRESSED. Lord Alfred Douglas, in a letter to the “Northern Whig,” says: you have reproduced your columns the greater part of letter to the “Catholic Herald” on the subject of the so-called partition of Ireland it may be ...

... players the Derry side, and that Kelso played splendidly at outside left in place of Kelly. ■Traveller.” in tile “Northern Whig,” ua-' peculiar sort game in which the never rose to the great heights of which these teams are capable. Derry's first-time ...

... Derry Journal Sir—l have sent the letter, of which I attach copy, to the “Northern Whig: CAHIR HEAL.Y. 44, Belmore Street, Enniskillen. To the Editor the Northern Whig Sir—lt Is characteristic of “loyal Britisher” that he should under the cover of an ...

... Bates; ASHAMED OF BEING IRISH NAME OF EIRE OFFENDS THE NOSTRILS BRITAIN It would seem, on the other hand, as If the Belfast “Whig.” Unionist contemporary of the Telegraph’s,” but rather more conscious of the fitness of things, was ashamed of Mr. E. Wamock ...

... Derry Journal Sir—l enclose you a copy of a letter I sending to the “Northern Whig in reply to some correspondence in its columns. CAHIR HEALY. To the Editor of the “Northern Whig.” Sir—Your anonymous correspondent, “One Who Knows” (Enniskillen), must be ...

... “Partition, however, stands In the way. For how long? Much the same thgught, apparently, has inspired a letter to the Belfast “Whig” from another ex-officer of the Brtllsh Army, Major Norman Proctor of Dungannon. an ordinary commonsense citizen he convinced ...

... “ADVICE FOR CHURCHILL.” Under this heading the following letter appeared yesterday in the “Northern Whig” (Belfast):— Sir—The following telegram was sent yesterday to Mr. Winston Churchill by the Ulster Evangelical Protestant Society:— Churchill, Prime ...

... Figures More Disappointing II Sunday's evacuation was a partial failure Monday's was an utter fiasco, says the Belfast Northern Whig.” Arrangements had been made for the dispatch of 9,000 children, the majority whom had not been registered, but only 1,000 ...

... Presbyterian Whigs and a Liberal limb-of-thelaw of Mr. Gladstone’s late Government are deprived of this pleasure, so that we may well exclaim, “A plague on both your houses.” The distinguished statesman was attempted to wooed to the cosy domicile of Whig supporter ...

... for throwing up his hands in despair of any remedy for the sorry state of unemployment in the Six Counties. Even the Belfast “Whig,” tame follower of the regime on most counts, draws the line at Mr. Gordon's showing on this question. It has unsparingly ...