... of 247 on the previous week. Ireland.— The cattle plague has again made its appear- ance in the county of Down. The Northern Whig says :— The place where toe disease has broken out is the farm of Mr. James M'Kittrk-k, Drumrath, in the parish of Board- mills ...

... applicable to universal suffrage, while he knows that the Reform he really demands, to obtain tho least chance of support by tho Whigs, must be far short of manhood suffrage. M. Forcado also points out that, hard for argument, Mr. Bright tries to make up for ...

... his seat near Winchester. The deceased nobleman, as Sir Francis Bering, Bad '.K:en formany years a staunch supporter of the Whig party. He was elevated to the peerage Lord Palmerston at the close of the last Parliament. The representation of and Falmouth ...

... County Waterford. Cure No. 64,818, from the Rev Jos. T. Campbell, Syderamte, Rectory, near Fakenhatn. Norfolk all eases of Whig: and particularly when the liver is more than usually affected. I consider it the best of all remedies. IL regulates the bile ...

... and good taste to withhold himself from mingling with the platform demagogues who feebly besieged our town. Mr. Harris our Whig member. We withdraw our epithet of the shadow. Mr. Harris is an entity:— a separate, distinct, and representative existence ...

... honour of the Government is solemnly pledged, and I expect it will be found, when the critical time comes, that the vacillating Whigs will go in a body with their leader as the least of two evils, and that Earl Russell's prediction that the bill will pass will ...

... respect reform, he thought that the coalition between the Radical party and the trade unions was a source of danger, and that the Whig leaders should have said that they could not support such opinions as had been expressed at recentpolitical meetings. The time ...

... and thenew Govenunent broke down, on the Budget in A T ?? yha^ ai ?? the Earl of Derby at the close of 1852, with a fusion of Whig and Peefites • and in 1864 a second Reform BUI was introduced by Lord John Russell, which was withdrawn on the eve of tbe Crimean ...

... September 24th 11964.1 SAUCE. Among the ntisoellaueous and sumestele bine trade article* sent to us as sample.. we bate few deo VW Whig been compelled to leave unnoticed is we bee Messrs. Green and Pettifor, Sauce Manufacturers, LA. meter. The Leicester Sauce ...

... expected so considerable an exhibition of the quality only to be expressed by the blunt word pluck in Earl Grosvenor. He is a Whig by descent and by education. It was to be presumed that he would walk blindly into the Government lobby. Exercising his reason ...

... far as Leicester was concerned. He then proceeded to speak of the advances in various directions that had been made by the Whig Administrations, and to deplore, for many reasons, the idea of the transfer of power into the hands of the Conservative party ...

... will it be the influence represented by the action of Lord Clarendon ? might it not be medium species of influence, a sort of Whig-Quaker rule the Horse Guards and the Admiralty We must examine the classes who are to be admitted by this Bill, and the order ...