... tor, is stated to have served for some time in her. No craft belonging to cur own port has attained half her age.—Northern Whig. The Warrior.—The official reports to the Lords of the Admiralty regarding the trial trip of the new iron-plated frigate Warrior ...

... doctor in about. fifteen minutes, which would T hae avd bout six, hours ; but, accodnto and Dr. Bryce's statement i'n tire Whig of Monday, thin it was too, late then. But while tirere is life tirere is II hope. He was taking, the power out of God's ]rand ...

... affected by the blight; and re learn that they find a ready miarket at good' rates on the other side of the Channel.- Vorthemr, Whig. The amount of duty paid at the Belfast Custoto-house- for the week ending October 19, was 8,1831. 9s. 3.1 againit8,576!. 12e ...

... satistaetioll of hearing their petition received with c cheers on both sidew, of thi House, fir it was not a ques- a ion ?? Whig or 'ory, although it had originated with. r the last Govermtt'nt, Not only the Irish corporations, but every Poor-lav, Union ...

... pretends to despiae.-Afr. Spurgeon,in ts Bapficf frgrzrsa. SHcOC1iNG DBATH OF A WOMAN THROUGH MEclDCAL NIGLEOT.-The Norhernt Whig reports a very sad case as having occurred in Belfast. Mary Moore, a poor woman in Abbey-street, was seized with the pangs ...