... Jan. 9th, 1897. With some capital pictures works its eerie wonders. G- IN IRELAND i GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BELFAST. t Northern Whig, Jan. 5th, 1897. As usual, was an attractive feature of the performance, the presentation of each picture of the varied series ...

... are not aware of any screw loose. We consider No. 2 well in, and dangerous if meant on the day. To your last query as a Whig - Yes. W. H. B.-Chester Cup-No. 1, we believe, has been amiss; of the remainder of your lot, we prefer Nos. 5, 6, and 7 ...

... exiled will no doubt be mouch amelio- rated, if wve are to believe the Attorney General,-although we have but little faith in Whig promises of professions. S~saestl directs his splenetic effusion against a nobleman who is far beyond his reach, and lis d ...

... Governor of Antwerp, in each of which he calmly described his situation, and expressed Junshaken confidence in theresult. ' A Whig may differ from his Grace in politics, but to attack his military fame or talents is childish, and ?? in the extreme. C. D ...

... Public Room, warmed with grates and stove, and spacious Gallery, th Stage Twwenty-five feet deep by Fifty feet wide Back Scene, Whigs, out-lighta, Orchestra, Private Stage Door, Palrlosr, Public Bar, Cellar, 'rivalDwelling Houlse, Gas Fittings throughout ithe ...

... VICTORIA THE iTRE, KETTERING. BR YD G B' COBNATIO N Combination in their sketches, which are mirth-provoking.-.- Northern Whig, Jan. l'Jth. BAKER and VERNON COMBINATION. Four Performers. Four. Big and Powerful Act. BAKER and VERNON COMtBINATION. BAKLER ...

... their high-class musical act top the bill. A very clever pair, too. FORD and HANSON. FORD and HANSON. FORD and HANSON. Belfast Whig, Jan 17th, 1899. Ford and Hanson, described as the 'American Musical Millionaires, appeared on their first starring engagement ...

... their high-class musical act top the bill. A very clever pair, too. FORD and HANSON. FORD and HANSON. FORD and HANSON. Belfast Whig, Jan. 17th, 1899. Ford and Hanson, described as the American Musical Millionaires, appeared on their first starring engagement ...

... N.-A Conservative is a Patriot-not a madma.1l A Radical is a madman-not a patriot. Wavering between the two extremes, the Whigs, during their ten years of office, proved themselves more fool than either, earning bh their political subserviency the contempt ...

... E. J. Ml'Creary accompanied on the pianoforte. The concert concluded with the bhand playing the National Anthem.-Northern Whig, Wednesday, December 24th. Letters and telegrams can be addressed, care of Herr STeRNEPa, 12, Red Lion-square, Holborn, London ...

... stage, that more rivals to either of them were in exist- W. . ?? Berkelev sat ill the House of Commons, and acted lvith the Whig party; he was iot raised to the peerage until 1831. ES'oluntR-The tervi horse powrer is used in speaking of steam- engines ...

... was broadly in- moured, to he elevated to te bench, From some cause, generally believed to arise from the had faith of his Whig colleagues, the ap- pvinsnent did not take place. I-Ic quitted office, and sat in Parlia- ment alter his secession, duriig ...