... and. none of the bad onalities of maan.~-Jta~ lti Y~g EXTERMjINATION OF T.U CATTLE PLAGUE ?? IRELAND,-The Belfast Northern Whig E of Wednesday makes the following satisfying j ?? have been no farther cases of rinderpest in th1g nelghbotrhood. and ate ...

... Hayter, the Secretary to the Treasury, and the indefa- tigable, incomparable whip to the Whig Go. vernment for so many years. Sir William Hayter served the Whigs well no doubt; but he did no forget himself. His salary as Secre- tary to the Treasury was ...

... and the Opposition, adopting his amendment, fight, not really from their own camp, but from the camp of the non- Reforming Whigs. One can hardly help admiring the tactical shrewdness of the Conservative leader in the House of Com- mono. He early saw and ...

... 'agiizt6rs. . Allthe vac-j 'eies in the Government were giventovthadisqi4le5 .Qf the honourable member for Bir.ingha, and the old Whigs were snubbed, and had sol them- .selves, boundhand anafoot, totheirinpsrioueta5k. umaster, who, unlike his accomplices,.'ad ...

... portions of the Seats Bill, and expressed a hope that Captain Hayter would withdraw his amendment. Mr Bernal Osborne abused the Whigs for their opposition to Government, and ex. pressed regret that the Bill of the Derby Govern- ment had not been adopted and ...

... agitators. All the vacancies in the Government were given to the disciples of the Hon, Member for Birmingham, and the old Whigs. were snubbed. They had sold themselves, bound hand and foot, to their imperious taskmaster, who, unlike his accomplicee, had ...

... fruit of this tendency, t ay eve ore told, has been little more unweelcouce to thle Cou- rs, servatives than the Liberals. The Whig victory inl Aber- G of decreohsire is said to have so startled the modei'ate Lihe- rn in role, as to give the finriseing blocw ...

... Mcmibers are to be w'as of one way of thininisig, Scotland is fisily represented arcadly. a sid This I lear froeim ill qsiarters-Whig atid 'Iory. Olte of the ters greatest politicians, and perhaps thc etost etTective orator in the House of Commonsn, on the ...

... to consider the riedistributione clauses. Ingenuity had been exhausted by the Tories and their new allies, the Adullamite. Whigs, in: working every form and privilege of the House to de- feat an extension of' the franchise, fand to this last humiliating ...

... them, that thei whole thing was a crafty scheme concocted by I the ex-whipper-in to delude them by a feint of E mutiny in the Whig ranks, with the foregone I purpose of making it all right with the Treasury bench at last. But this, of course, is stoutly ...

... and hearts of all who love to behold the artist's genius exerted in so worthy and so noble a manner. DEATH BY LiomusxNG.-The Whig, says that on Tuesday morning, about eight o'clock, a man, named M'Clure, while engaged carting sand from Moneyrep to the Temple ...

... within the memory of all living. In 1852 he was nominated candidate for the office of President of the United States by the Whig National Convention at Bal- timore-an honour which he did not obtain. In 1859, however, as a mark of special honour, he had ...