... es. The Warrior, with her companion ship the Revenge, has arrived in the man-of-war roadstead, at Queenstown. The Northern Whig states that Sheridan Knowles is suffering from severe illness in the neighbourhood of Belfast. It is contemplated to hold great ...

... Moffat Mills, was accidentally shot by Lieutenant Turner of the 3d Hussars, at Tortington, near Arundel, a few days The Northern Whig says that the number of Knglish and Scotch tradesmen at present visiting Belfast in search of employment is greater than at ...

... Savannah was progressing at New York in the United States District Coart, and the case excited deep interest. The Richmond Whig says—lf the present policy Jefferson is to be continued, we had well be looking out for terms of submission, and the sooner ...

... passive, feminine, or conservative,” the latter is “active, masculine, or revolutionary.” The former is “Tory.” the latter is “Whig.” The former is “ the Yes of Creation,” the latter tho No of Creation.” The former is Realist,” the latter Nominalist.” The ...

... ecclesiastical, and financial. Lord Stanley Conservative, but approves the French treaty; the Times is Liberal, but does not. Tho Whigs would fain be thought great friends of Commercial Progress; but when Pitt brought forward his French Treaty, they opposed it ...

... within the United Kingdom servo against any country with which we were at peace, the great opponent of the measure was the Whig statesman, Sir James Mackintosh, but the bill was supported by Canning, on the ground that the duties of neutrality ought to ...

... intervals; and altogether the evening was spent in a very pleasant manner. The Order the Thistle.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes :—“ The motto of Scotland—‘ Nemo me impuru laceesU —can scarcely be regarded as strictly national. It is that of the ...