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... IRELAND. AT last—after a long immunity—it is stated that the Rinderpest has appeared among us. A special edition of the NorthArn Whig on Monday last announced the outbreak of the fearful disease in the county of Down. The locality is Drennan, a townt*nd five ...
... join in the congratulations of thoie who pride themeelree on the results the alliance between our Independent Members and the Whigs But as the debates Sergeant Shee’e Tenant Bill , bring out s'ill more strongly the miserable weak' ness of the policy which ...
... arms. ■oubgaU.. KETTEOSPECTION AND “CIAUBE XXIX.” The introduction of th« Ministerial Bill the Land Question has furnished our Whig contemporaries with admirable text lor their political homiliea. The organa of Government, official and semi-official, ars ...
... line. Deceased w,*'a lieutenant tljc {®9fegKf»jJh OUTBREAK OF TBS CATTLE PLAQUE. Belfast, Monday, One o'clock. The Northern Whig has just issued the following in a special edition : “With the greatest concern have received the following announcement of ...
... THE CATTLE PLAGUE. The Northern Whig of Monday publisher the following in a special edition: With the greatest concern we have read the announcement of the outbreak of the dreaded rinderpest in the county of Down. The following telegram has been forwarded ...
... Ferguson's deputy. The general opinion here is that there iR no rinder- pest in the locality. A second edition of the Norttrn Wh/ig of to-day We have just received'information of a, reperted outbreak of the cattle plague on another farm in the neighbourhood ...
... nndei- , London, Friday Evenine. j There #ai« again » much better tone in all the markets, hi.W one time showed tendency to. ten Whig to-day wardB firat Consols, chiefly from the I influence of numeroov purchase?* for investment ■mation of a reported the part ...
... Ferguson’s deputy. The general opinion here is that there is no rinderpest in the locality. A raeoad edition of the Norther* Whig to-day THE MONEY MARKET. This bay't Timer City ArtirU.) _ London, Friday Evening. There ♦’** again a much bett or tone all ...
... made the Cattle Inspector Holyhead The cattle plague is in the county Down, but it is certain to be slumped out.” The Northern Whig says:—“ arc glad to state that the outbreak of the cattle plague in Ireland has not, so far as wc have been able to ascertain ...
... the vulgar could be aware of, that the Whig party would remove ah just cause of complaint. I am satisfied that The O Donoghue would never have given that vote if did not know that the voluntary generosity of the Whig—new-bora though itmsy be—would supersede ...
... centres of representation, to the double object of constructing seats in counties as in boroughs for the official section of the Whigs. For this purpose great towns are still left to swell and overbalance county constituencies; and insignificant towns in separate ...
... (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 ...