... to three calves—one bull and two heifer calves. Tho same cow has had five calves, and is not four years old yet. —Northern Whig. Disease Cattlk—A correspondent informs us that a etrungo and fatal disorder has made its appearance amongst the cattle in ...

... opinions. After few words from Mr. Peacock and Mr. Stansficld. Mr. Maguire denied that Roman Catholic emancipation was due to the Whigs. It was not even due to Sir R. Peel and the Duke of Wellington, but to the fearless energy of the Irish people. The Government ...

... the extreme right. After fight of three hours, Jackson was repulsed. The Confcderete* then made several attacks on the right whig, when a severe fight ensued. M'Clellan then made strategetic movements, for which had been preparing ; his whole right wing ...

... pen in the columns of the London Standard, on Wednesday last, addressed to the Earl of Carlisle, the representative of the Whig faction in Ireland. That letter, appearing as it has done, in one of the principal organs cf the great Conservative party in ...

... between the Protestant and Catholic Churches, was prevented carrying out his intentions by the Whig faction who then ruled his destinies in England. What have the Whigs ever done to benefit Ireland ? They wer* very profuse at all times in giving Coercion Bills ...

... admiring preference, together with his I, and (of course) honest suffrage ? Will reconcile lor roe his present nbusa of the Whigs, and his assumption of u/fm-nalioiul principles, with his conduct at the election of ’iS, when voted against Thomas Frauds ...

... Ireland, the restoration of the subsidy may he the index the restoration uf that course of policy which ever entitled the Whigs the almost unanimous support of the great Liberal party in this country. POOR LAW OFFICERS* SUPERANNUATION In the House of ...

... is, we believe, still undsr lag News. . —Mora- THE PRESTON ELECTION. Again lbs Conservative oamse haa triumphed. Though the Whigs and Radicals made themselves sure of winning this chance, and even Conservatives at a distance were imposed upon by their brag ...

... Generals 'Wool and Burnside, and the Confederate generals Huger Holmes, for the release of 11,000 prisoners. The Petersburg Whig stotes, that on the I9th, eighteen of the Monitor’s crew went ashore at City Point, and were surprised by the Cvufederates ...

... something. Religion, nationality, independence must suffer because wc insist oa fighting about —nothing. One party is for the Whigs! Another for the Tories!! A third tor foreign Invasion! All moving off in different directions and they meet it’s in row. And ...

... White in Longford they will lose all the Protestants in Ireland ; but as the Cou* servative party is not answerable for the Whigs having chosen to disgust their old friends of the Irish brigade, 1 think they will feel that they may take help from any quarter ...

... Government, which contended ought not to have abandoned Austria in her straggle uphold the treaties entered Into by all Europe. The Whig party had never done Justice to tit* people of Southern Italy, but long before this question th* bubble of Italian unity would ...