... reenlt of rare skill. The _ one which will bear the most careful eN L8,.n. and amply repay the trorble of re- >e~tion. '-Northra Whig, May 5, lS73. * .; r whom true art has an attraction n't m??iSS the opportunity of vfewing it, - M May 6, ISM,. AL~o o0 \ ...

... , and seconded by Mr. A. Carson, of ditto. -8. J' That the foregoing Resolutions be forthwith published In The Nor fhern - Whig, Compercial Chronirle, and Beffast News-Letter. Moved by Mr. Joseph Clarke,.of Ballymoney, and second. ed by Mr. Robert Steele ...

... .. .. 125,000 Northern Whig, ?? ?? D5,000 Mercury. , ?? Banner of Ulster, ?? It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of the NEws-LsrTrna Wxas, for the twelve months ending June last, ncarly double that of the- Whig and Mercury-a fact which ...

... different booths, and thereby obtained posi. tions which alaost excluded the friends of the other can. didates. Alolesworth ?? (Whig Radical) . . 2,072 Pilcher ?? (Conservative) ?? 1,310 Mliali .. (Radical) ?? 3d8 Majority for Molesworth Over Pilcher . .. ...

... Journeymen Chandlers'& Soap-7Boilers TO AN ADVERTISEMrNIT OF THEIRt EMPLOYERB. I N Article having appeared in the JNorthern Whig A of this day, signed by a few of the employers of this town, (two of whom do not employ a journeyman,) charging the journeymen ...

... enthuisi meelting., v Mr. Debbin is a Whig Warehouseman, who is o paying 2s instead of 4s 6d Police Rate on his Monster Warehouse in North Street, valued at C £265. Mr. Dinnen is the paid political Attorney of the ' Whig Warehonsemen party, who compelled ...

... lively and amusing as the originl: This fine and most interesting Picture is attracting many visitors and obtaining a large ?? Whig. 312 VICTORIA HALL, BELFAST. MONDAY, JANUARY 22. DR. H. S. LYNN, IN HIS NEW DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENT, TUET MEDIUM OF !NKERMANN ...

... FURNISHFED HOUSE, with STABLE and A COACH-HOUSE, in the immediate neighbour. hood of the Academical Institution. Apply at the WHIG OFFICE. April 16th, 1888. ?? (602 TO LET, FROM FIRST NO VEMBER NEXT, FOR SUCIt TERM AS MAY BE AGREED ON, rHAT CONCERN in ...

... Down in Parliament. (257 It was thpn resolved, that the foregoing Resolutions be Published in the News-Letter and Nowthera Whig. Thanks were voted to the Chairman, and the meeting separated IRISH STO(CKS-MAY 4. SI V Ct. Gov. D ?? 8S 4 P'Ct. New Stock ...

... ROOM. N. . J. CR WLEY se 1Belfait, September 1 3, lS8;36. rr OIN W TIU S % 'tlxtbhe)thBlthie EN. of PUBLICATION, of TIl NO ZX WHIG, will Commence. From that date, it will t1 Published every slece~editig SATrURIDA)y 'run. IDA Y, and TI'H URSDI)AY; aind w ...

... News-Letter.) p ROMWELL AT HOME.-' On these figares the U Artist bas lavished all his powers of expressien aad forces of his ?? Whig,) p ROMVELL AT HO1MB.-I A group seldom to U bh equalled, a Picstue most attractive and eng- gallive. -(Belasst Morning News ...

... United Irishmen in Belfast. A . Memoilr of the Northern Whig Club-its origitial object; first members; 'gonueotion with the ?? Irish Socioty. Demqocratic movements in Belfast; Address from the Whigs and Volunteers to the National Assembly of France, and ...