... than those which are old, and there is still a chance that in this instance the result may not prove fatal. (from the northern whig this day.) Whatever may be the opinion of veterinary surgeons to the disease which has to an extent prevailed among cattle ...

... Scotland. AL at seven would be sent over. mals were examined by Mr. clock. The following is Professor Gamgee’s letter :— | Whig. xcept the “ Albert Veterinary College, Queen’s-read, vere Hayswater, 1500. d these have sent. MEAR have caretally read the ...

... head were shipped. Sixty head of sheep were also sent off to ScotUDd. All tho animals were examined by Mr. M'Dermott.—Northtrn Whig. . . . . ...

... forth in the very important information which our London Correspondent has favoured us with this morning. The chiefs of the old Whig constitutional party have made up their minds that they will no longer permit themselves to be dragged the tail of a noisy ...

... likely to be take’ tances are still in of the large 4 Bills on that had om t pent previous tothe breaking up of the ia an a en ¢ Whig > Where, above all, is that great united fic ar the in: party, strong, we were told, in its th and as strong in the popular ...

... Constitutional Whigs voted with Lord Dunkellin, and if they agree to assist him, not merely by general support, but by acceptance of office, then he or Lord Stanley will form a Government. Several Liberal peers of the old Constitutional Whig party have met ...

... THE CATTLE DISEASE. (KBOM the horthekn whig of this day.) Whatever may be the opinion of veterinary surgeons to the disease which has to an extent prevailed among cattle in the County Down for the last six or eight weeks, the great majority of fanners ...

... — akc. at Gib aie | Whig. ‘oad, THE CORPORATION. — rts yon atisfac- “UA special meeting of the members of the | jis side ancil was held yesterday, in relation te e more dated 15th June, 1866, from J. T. Gilb d it is F.S.A., to Committee No. 3, upon the ...

... a more direct communication with the Continent, which will be appreciated the present crisis of affairs in Europe.—Northern Whig. ...

... investment, these cir- it is to be hoped that the vigorous mes- sures of the authorities will soon crush the di ‘The Northern Whig, referring to the examinatiovs made by Mr Strahan, V8, and Mr Browne, V8, says— We were informed that the result cf their ...

... animals were examined by the name of Mr. J. Dunlop the enemy bei ingg supposed to be advancing trom Kildare. mott.—Norhern Whig. order. Wit th | at the Queen’s University, was omitted The fight wa: 3 not sanguinary, but was both noisy and Toe Weatner-—Tue ...

... and message from his old chief and friend was more than the member could reeist. But this shows the energy with which the Whigs prepared for the event, have spoken of the resurve Earl Rassell, but of Lord Derby is as marked. Naturally he would be cautioas ...