... Saturday of last week. Hammy was the football correspondent of the Northern Whig for many years He wrote under the pen name 'Omar’ and joined the Newsletter on the closure of the Whig in the Sixties. ...

... Saturday of last week Hammy was the football correspondent of the Northern Whig for many years He wrote under the pen name '‘Omar’ and joined the Newsletter on the closure of the Whig in the Sixties. \ ‘ 3 ’l‘ -s“'» ¢ $i g 7 ! e r k p y .4' B k i T ' .. - ...

... MIDDLE TWENTIES The Northern Whig of the middie Twenties was a 12-page broadsheet which reported on the new French Cabinet, a US road disaster and the havoc Wrought by an Australian tornado. The prospects for the fourth Test match between England and ...

... seemed fit as ever and looked in form to bring the Blue Riband of coursing to the town for the fourth time. Said the Northern Whig in its ““Sporting Intelligence” column of St Stephens Day; 'Great sympathy is felt for Lord Lurgan and every where one goes ...

... signed by A. Cuppage, Lurgan, 1937, and bearing the number 1201; also a cutting, praising his craftsmanship, from the Northern Whig dated 1952. He seems to have lived to a very ripe old age. An enveiope postmarked in the nineteen fifties seems to be in his ...

... communities calls for an end to Direct Rule and the Anglo-Irish it proboses the establishment of a devolved legis:ltiz:;e in whig shared between constitutional parties. Under the group's plan, sovemment becoming g g B m Ireland, would be complemented by ...

... Times and later the Tyrone : Courier and Newtownards 2 Spectator. £ He was with the former Belfast moming paper The Northern Whig before joining the Belfast Telegraph, with whom he remained for 20 years. Mr. Ireland joined Morton Newspapers in 1980 as Deputy ...

... the business from his close friend and business associate when Michael left to establish Expert Information Services p_k-. whig-h produces the market leader Interax insurance quotation system. Gordon entered the insurance world in 1982 from the Northern ...

... brother who laid the foundation stone and the date of the deposit; copies of the'lrish Times,” ‘“Belfast News Letter,” ‘“Northern Whig, “Lurgan Mail, and Lurgan Times, were also deposited. The stone, which had been suspended beneath a tripod was then lowered ...

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... water, there was a stiff breeze from the north-east and th fire 0a d intensity. It was described by a correspondent rthern Whig: “‘the spectacular display being it splendid with showers of sparks overhead, whi themselves sprang at least a hundred feet ...

... a. This Charter stipulated that he had togovornwnhlheadviooandnpproblfiononmm of the province, which suited Penn, who was a Whig by political conviction. Even as early as the end of the 17th century Philadelphia’'s commerce rivalled New Yorks. It was situated ...