... is rather the legacy left by Lord LivacRrOOL and his reactionary colleagues, snd from which none of his successors, be they Whig or be they Tory, have been able to free themselves, But at least the Liberal party have endeavoured to getrid of it. Bythe ...

... House then adjourned at 9.20 par OUTBREAK OF ThE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELA ND. (From the Second Editionof the Ecifast Northern Whig) The rinderpest has broken ottt in rbe townland of Drennay, County Down, five miles from Lisburn. Four cattle have beeo killed ...

... es are likely to win the seat for Brecon, vacant by the accession of the late member to the Mar.. quisate 'of Camden. The Whigs refuse to accept Dr. Price, the Dissenting Minister; a tf the Radicals, just as they refused at the election lastyear; and ...

... ia who expresses the viewso th 'opratve'oh si -dbtirel matters,' They sesis to consist in very strong. distrust of i c the Whigs and very' 'str~ng faithiGldtn.' e' says tht until the, beginning of i thelatesesso bs.oe r. rative cliass did not care; ...

... if not the dicta- ison, of Mr. Briht. The grou-ing will generally, if not always, put ain end to dictation on the part of Whig magnotee, but these groups will not always have community of interests, without which there can be no real representation. ...

... and it would be entitled dI:. to causiderabla emet. if: oul'OV it wone N-asd i I re fact. But the. fact is that, whatever the Whig .apers of the old school may thinkl ,4the recent Conservative allies in: the Lower House do not a in the main hold Conservative ...

... always been strong, or at least have claimed to be so, ini i that department where we looked for vigour after seven years of Whig jobbery, everything is' declared to have been little short of perfec- tiOm. If Lord CLARnECE PAGET began his career as a Reformer ...

... of : |AppeaL, The right hon. and learned gentleman is in the eighty-fourth year of his age, and was AttorneyjGeneralin: 'the Whig administrations of Lords Grey and Ifelbourne. Mr. Whiteside now i o'nents to take theplace of the'nona- gerian Chief Justi ...

... on havig Set her house in order. Let tbis be done now, and the day may be near when England mill knowv no difference between Whig and Tozy liberty and Conservative, an75d have altogether new watchwords, CONTINwEiTAL CRESIS. The Berlin correspondent of the ...

... least as well qualified as their opponents. But what can' they' hoile to do now that Reform is .l still unsettled, and the Whigs, who it may be desire only to get into their 'places, make common cause with Liberals, and demand that before allotlherthings ...

... Miinistqrs to resign; a private conference of leading peers and great proprietors took place at the residence of an in- fluential Whig duke, where it wag agreed that, though they would give no support to Ao Tory Ministry, they must strongly deprecate dissolution; ...

... unfortunate as the advertiser of- the ,stray badger supposed to be tame. - Treland has always proved a difficulty to the Whigs; it would seem to be a very thorn in the flesh to the Conser- Ivatives. Lord Derby cannot find a Master of the Rolls Ianywhere ...