... (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THIS DAY.') We are glad to be able to state that no further cases of catilc plaguo have come within our knowledge. In several case.* iu which cuttle have been attacked, the di-case under widen they were labouring was, ou examination ...

... (FROM THE BELFAST WHIG OF THIS DAY.) is with extreme pain that, on the authority of three eminent reterinary surgeons, we have to disappoint public hopes and expectations, ami to announce that the cattle plague, without doubt, has appeared in this country ...

... THE CATTLE PLAGUE. (FROM THE BELFAST WHIG THIS DAY.) Belfast, Mat 21.—We are glad to be enabled to state that no furthor case of the cattle plague since the oi.e which cccurred at Cabra has come within our knowledge. The farmers generally, notwithstanding ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day may be near when England will know distinction between Whig and Tory, Liberal or Conservative, and have altogether new watehwoidsi ...

... the go- verument bad departed from the rule of Whig ' government in past times, and sought advice that end of the bouse where he (Mr. Bright) generally sat (laughter). He was not disposed to deprecate the Whig party, because if wc looked back for KM) years ...

... dislike the coalition that was now taking place—“ Lord Amberley and Air, Handel Cossbam. What a coalition! The sou the great Whig Prime Aiinistcr talking of minor differences? What were they? Lord Amberley went only for a reduction of the franchise—Cossham ...

... most appalling proportions. The Times of to-day tries to huddle Reform out .of the way altogether, and talks gravely about Whig and Tory fighting under one banner, and amiably manifesting other reciprocal courtesies, such as might be expected of them ...

... —to the effect that no further ca»-e of cattle plague has occurred since the one case at Cabra. Wc learn from the Northern Whig that considerable alarm had been felt in the districts of the county Down between Comber and Dumlonald, owing to the sudden ...

... REPORTED REAPPEARANCE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE. (from second edition of the kotuern whig). Belfast, This Day.—Wo have just received information of a reported outbreak of the cattle plague another farm in the neighbourhood of Lisburn,- but there is reason ...

... have been reported in this district, and we believe it may be said that the rinderpest has disappeared from Ireland,—AW rn Whig, ...

... iufluenee, if not the dictation, of Mr. Bright. The grouping will gently, if not always put an end to dictation on the part of the Whig magnates, but these groups will will not always have community interest, without which there can be no real represen- Daily ...

... dirty. He would not be the creature a dirty conspiracy, and be would not be content to enter parliament a mer? Toiy bad or Whig nominee (cheers). If he went to parliament must bo sent unfettered ; he would no provincial delegate or peripathetic spouter ...