... opened, and after examination, Dr. Tucker pronounced it to be a case of blood murrain, and not rinderpest. (From the .VortAcm Whig.) White it quite right that every precaution should adopted to prevent cattle disease any kind from spreading in the country ...

... County Down. It will be seen that no fre.'b cases have been reported from either Drennan or Cabra on Saturday, and the Udfart Whig of this day states that the disease, although stated to have existed for fire week.*, has not, ex. cept in the Cabra case, ...

... THE CATTLE PLAGUE. (from TIIK NOttTHKttN WHIG THIS DAY.) is with extreme pain that, the authority of three eminent veterinary surgeons, we have disappoint public hopes and expectations, and to announce that the cattle plague, without doubt, has appeared ...

... illness. The case, if it exists, will, no doubt, be investigated to-morrow and be reported without delay. ( From the Northern Whig of Saturday ). W« .TOTKOUSKRS. thtNTLSiacir— Never in the history Irish farming was it more necessary that right reason and ...

... distance of thirty or forty perches ; and beyond the cordon made week ago Dreonan no other certified case has occurred. Northern Whig. Launch op New Iron Screw Steamer.— Scarceiy six months have elapsed since we chronicled the launch from the Neptune shipbuilding ...

... 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 ...

... of which in succession deserted their colours and stock, whose interest it ia to have perfectly sold themselves to the base Whigs. Last of all competent and impartial tribunal to determine was the Irish National Associa ion,—which questions affecting the ...

... —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 ...

... 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 ...

... marvellously enlightened and generous. O’Connell used to say the Tories found the Whigs bathing and ran away with their clothes, and whenever they did a good thing they appeared in Whig garb ; but whenever they did a bad thing they came out in their own dress ...

... enlightened and generous. OUcnsiel used to sa~y the rl'ories found the Whigs bathiug and ran away with their clothes, and wvhen. i ever they did a good thing they appeared in a.Whig ] garb b ut whenever they did a bad thing they came out in their own dress ...

... (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 ...