... the greater part of the ignominy belongs, assuredly, to the once proud and sensitive, if not sagacious, Tory Opposition. The Whig reactionaries have failed, doubt, in the common object of the manoeuvre, for it was probably nothing more upon their part; ...

... of the constitutional Whig party, with view of forming a government in co-operation with them. No authentic lists a new cabinet can expected before tbe beginning of next week. Until the result of his communication with the Whigs is decisively ascertained ...

... in the Nisi Prius Chamber. Indeed, it might be said all parties•* In moderation placing all uiy glory, Tory will call Whig, and Whig will call me Tory.” Now, as a soldier, Lieutenant Boyd, no doubt, deserved well of the country ; and I wish that every ...

... THE ALLEGED CATTLE PLAGUE. The Northern Whig of this day say*—“ We arc happy to state that no further cases of cattle plague have been reported in Drum rath or any of the districts wherq disease appeared. Mr. Stratton, V.S., still remains at Lisburn, ...

... majority to contend against. Lord Derby went on to say that it his wish to tender high office for the acceptance of members of the Whig party, including some of those who formed part of Earl Russell's go. vernment, and he threw out the suggestion to his friends ...

... or pays any attention to his own recent professions of purpose. Overtures have been made by him, it is said, not only to the Whig magnates, who are naturally adverse to reform, but to members even of the late government, and, according to the London journals ...

... was taken seriously ill yesterday, but is little better this morning. BELFAST LINEN AND YARN MARKETS. (FROM THE NORTHEF.X WHIG OF THIS DAY.) Linens.—A fair amount of business has been transacted during the week, and our market remains steady, though ...

... extirpated or * stamped out,’ such supposed causes remain uninterfered with. (Signed) Hugh Febgusok, H.M.V.S.” (FROM THE BELFAST WHIG OF THIS DAY.) Ho further reports of the cattle disease have been made, and the belief is general that tha disease—whatever ...

... TBE DUBLIN EVENING POST, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1866. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. (PROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THIS DAY.) Drumbath, i’o.vßDmills, Sunday.—No further cases of the cattle plague have broken out in this district since those reported in Saturday's Willy. A ...

... 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 ...

... Times will have it that the continental news has saved the ministry. We hope rather it may the returning good sense of the Whig seceders which has saved the politicians in question; not because it may have saved by any means very estimable or valuable ...

... Ministers who would remain in power after loss of character, breach of faith, and acquiescence in degradation. The ' reactionary Whigs would, doubtless, prefer such Ministers as these, to men of any party, • Radical or Tory, of high character, and with an honest ...