... will n riod ‘Whig bet these have comarunity of interest, without which | ...

... LATE, ery the ruin of old Ireland! How blessed that the rked in ount is Green Isle is ruled at last by Whig Govern- ment, which can yield, Proteus-like, to pres- sure, and “ Sue non immemor Omnia transformat sese in miraculs reram.”’ afflicted tenant ...

... energies of the people from be the following terms —£1 to be paid on allot they may e Port of | little things in the estimation of Whig Ministers in two months after, and £1 in four month ry; 1), lin; hard to retain places, long since mainder, i required, by ...

... really think that, after all they have done, it is mere prndery and mock delicacy pretend that they cannot on voting for the Whigs without any such pretence), let them invent some better excuse than this bill. —The Tablet. ...

... to hold « fur s of mixation of the dead animal. Professor Fe yon the 1 be | expected this (Friday) ev a (Proin the Northern Whig.) tte con- cases of the rinderpest have o press | pd:ted to any of the veteri ly one | During yesterday we freque The | tunities ...

... house in or on of the this be done now, and the day may be ral ocoa- named Turner, in evi land will know no difference between Whig | Liberal a nd Conservative, and have altog nt these dence before the committee on Monday. eaid a greater educated men | watchwords ...

... boroughs, and of the new seats comprised in Schedule A, is found be loss of votes the Constitutional party, and a loss 17 to the Whig and Radical sections. The effect of taking one member from each of the boroughs comprised in Schedule B is to deprive the ...

... quit, the so generally ex- Saturday of the adoption of the counsels of Mr. Bright. An eé xamination of the | forward by the Whig | grounds of ebjection put will show that they | supporters of are certainly not likely to be removed or lessened by the p ...

... now 151 inmates—62 men. 89 women. 1 and there are male berths vacant. There was no death daring the month. (From the Sorthem Whig.) Are eorry to here to elate Hie general opinion ie lh*t the tliaease which made iu appearance the cattle plague, the animals ...

... Dundouald is not but fever. Two more cattle are ill the latter disease. No farther certified case of rinderpest. {From the Northern Whig.) It is with extreme pain that, on the authority of three eminent veterinary surgeons, have to disappoint public hopes and ...

... near A deputation from the Sanitary Commit! stantly Municipal Council and of Guardi: North and South Unions yesterday waite Whig.) | Thomas Larcom, Under Secretary for Irelat 2 in the Castle, with the view of urging upon him the o doubt | of Government ...

... services could not be counted upon for any long period; and we warned the country that his disappearance from the front of the Whig forces other and a very different influence was likely to animate bis former followers- Sadly and soon was one-half of that ...