... REPORTED RE-APPEARANCE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE. f From the Second Edition of the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Friday. We have just received information of a reported outbreak of the cattle plague on another farm in the neighbourhood of Lisburn ; but there is ...

... 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 ...

... Ballynahmch and other fairs, and the exposure •: cattle any the markets, were posted throughout wi-ie district.” The Northern Whig adds: are glad to state that the outbreak of the cattle plague in Ireland has not, far as have been able to ascertain, yet ...

... war with whether she had the i.Uno. of Pro«i. or not. above confirms the correctness of a statement which the fiorthtrn Whig published a •pedal edition, follows: . ■ With the greatest concern we have the following announcement of the Mtbreak billed ...

... One the animals afflicted was instantly slaughtered, and the other will also killed. {From the Second Edition of the Northern Whig.) We have jnat received information of a reported outbreak of the rattle plague another farm in the neighbourhood Lisburn, ...

... the rinderpest. One of the animals bos died. Ihe Government Inspector has been telegraphed for.—6m>mZ Edition of the Northern Whig. . We have been informed that two other cases of the cattle plague have occurred at a place called Cobra, near Lisburn. One ...

... loudly and recently proclaimed by Liberal Ministers must, in the tirst instance, coolly disregarded. In this preliminary step Whig Ministry find but little difficulty. Then, however, a bill must be carefully prepared, ficiently obnoxious to please their ...

... that a was ordered to killed The alarm which thla wat calculated to excite was. in great raeaaure, prerented the - V« Northern Whig, it from the tint, although had made its appearance, which fatal one matance, yet there ware strong reason* for believing that ...

... Irish members want excuses why they mould vote for the Whigs (and really think (hat after all they have done it ia mere prudery and mock delicacy to pretend that they cannot voting for the Whigs without any such pretence) let them invent some better excuse ...

... add about 2,500 more—so that if the Irish Reform Bill passes, the constituency of Belfast will Le closeepee B,ooo.—Northern Whig. Slur News—The schooner Vigilant, Davis master, of and from this port for Shoreham, laden with a cargo of oats, was towed into ...

... OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN 188- Belpatt, Monday .—The Nvrtlurn Whig publiahed the following epeoiol edition ; “With vie greatest concern we have read the announcement of the outbreak of the dreaded riuderpeat is the county of Down. The following ...

... many of them on the sole condition that they should at once leave the country. OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE. The NeerAtm Whig of Monday issued the folio Aing in a special edition : With the greatest concern we have received the following announcement ...