... Letter. He began his career on the Banbridge Chronicle and ‘ater joined the Northern Whig. He became a parliamentary reporter and rugby correspondent. He was working on the Whig when its offices were bombed during the 1941 blitz on Belfast. He was among the ...

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... cold shoulder signature, should be issued. Instead, said the Chief Whig. theg embarked upon a ‘“half-baked scheme” whereby voters must produce a list of asplicable documents: tivini licence, passport, socia: security book, medical card and, in the case ...

... advisor to Ulster Bank. Third in the 12-14 years was Anneli Fleming of Annaclone and Magherally, and second in the Northern Whig Cup was Ashley Fleming of Annaclone and Magherally. 2008. i &f¢~ . : ~ d : e . 24 m}r N M L~ 27 2§ | :*' | 3 ‘ 4 oo TN ...

... visit at Belfast, Dunbar McMaster & Co. and Dunbar Dickson and Co. were chosento exhibit for the Royal viewing. “The Northern Whig,” Tuesday 14th, 1849, reports that Dunbar, McMaster and Co. exhibited the following : Specimens of foreign flax — Riga, Dutch ...

... SPINNING MILLS C letion of the Spinning Mills at Gilford took place in Novgxnt‘ger 1841, and an extract from the Northem Whig recalls the occasion : “19th November, 1841 was a great day in Gilford when one of the most splendid soirees ever held in this ...

... supporters in County Down and further afield are naturally delighted at this timely recognition of his efforts, and ability. «1g WhiG,. .erry + o L 2 - \‘\ ‘ fo ...

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... Times in the days when the late Mr. R. J. Hunter, 8.L., was its editor and proprietor. From there he moved to the Northern Whig in Belfast, then to the Belfast Telegraph and subsequently to the staff of Hansard at Stormont, where he remained until after ...

... model who became the third wife of one of Europe’s richest men. 7.15 Amazon: The Flooded Forest. 8.05 Roy Jenkins: The Last Whig. Roy Jenkins, who was first elected to Parliament as a Labour MP more than 40 years ago and now sits in the House of Lords ...

... into sections, each dealing with a different area of the country. Belfast was festooned with red, white and blue. The Northern Whig reported; “Throughout the city, in the light of the bonfires and under the aurora of the illuminations, the people, both young ...

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