... attentlon was centred the High Street bombed site. . . It was then reported that case It should decided to exclude the “Northern Whig building from the scheme, the City Surveyor had prepared a new plan providing for the widening Bridge Street comprising two ...

... MR. JOHN SHAW Mr. John Shaw, of 17. Salisbury Gardens, Belfast, who was a member the editorial staff- of the Northern Whig for more than 50 years, died yesterday. His journalistic career began In Manchester, where he was born, ,the son Scottish parents ...

... Built for Sir Walter Cope in 1607 it was offered to King William [jf as a palace, but was refused. Later it became a great Whig sajg, where wits and statesmep gathered, reaching the zenith of its fame in the early part of |ay century. It was at Holland ...

... the Government, and the Ministry of Commerce has now ruled that there will be no necessity to interfere with the “Northern Whig” building, the acquisition of which had been suggested. ~ With the future of Bridge Street is closely linked the problem of ...

... out, would not involve the acquisition and demolition of buildings. Therefore, the letter stated, the site of the ‘Northern Whig” building was not re%l;lred for the improvement of roads for traffic. The preservation of a section of road between the west ...

... elected chairman, and other appointments were:— ‘\'ice-chairman, Mr. J. L. Boyd (“Whig”); hon. secretary, Mr. A. ‘Norman Ballantine (“Whig): assi. secreary, Mr. D. Taylor (“Whig); hon. treasurer, Dr. D. M‘Gimpsey '(\\'hiz); assistant treasurer, Mr. J. ...

... (* Belfast Telegraph.”). The toast of the Association was proposed by Mr. M. W. Frank, F.C.A. Mr. Wesley Waugh (* Northern Whig) proposed the toast of the visitors and artists, Mr. J. C. H. ORellly Cleland’'s) presided and a very enjoyable musical programme ...

... by Sea Light in a big fleld None of the entries in the Black|gnaef was the unlucky horse of the|Were one or two points with whig Derry is:— S TR y —_—_—————— | Vine Handicap 'Ch:.eh has :0 race. b:lil bridle :roke dbe(«zrc half a muet he disagreed—“But ...

... at Ormeau yesterday, when tee i“ner was J. S. M. Campbell (Ha™ sard) with %glnm. The runner-up was W. G. M'Cord (Northern Whig), After the competition the Society’? thanks were expressed to the capta® and Council of the Ormeau Club. Killymoon Ladies ...

... Views of Irish Rughy The opinion that the “Triple Crom* had done harm to Rugby football 3 Ireland because of the emphaesis whig had been laid upon defence in interss tional matches, was expressed by M Samuel Walker, former Irish internetioss] player, ...

... Ministry’s refusal to approve a scheme for the widening of Bridge Street by the acquisition of the premises of the Northern Whig, Ltd. The Corporation Im&mwment and General Purposes mmittee, at a meeting yesterday, affirmed their preference for the City ...

... Linen’s Atlantic trip An exhibition of old linen whig attracted much attention Regent Street last Sepember will be flown to New York thig week, It is to be shown in the Ug during National Irish Linen Weeg, which begins on May 5 The ¢ hibition consists ...