... rinderpest, and I understand preacribod for the diaaaae she was afflicted with. THE REPORTED OUTBREAK ULSTER. The XortAern Whig states that there the ■lightest trace of disease among the cattle in the supposed infected districts. The farmers are nioi’Kuly ...

... been by one Praabytary ; Mr. MagiU, Cork, by two; Mr. M*vUUter. Armagh, by throe: and Mr. Portor, Donasheady, nia*.—.YorCkrrn Whig. TnrtMoinaL Loan Palmdstos,—The Sli'jo saya:— Wo would coontf) men of all in this county to follow the * Bof land, in erecting ...

... oneqaaily towards the two great parties of tbs State. may,however, be retorted that this the inevitable effect the soundness Whig principles. Disfranchisement a necessary part of any Reform Bill, and disfranchise meet must begin with the smallest boroughs ...

... democratic agitator*. All the vacancies in tbe tiovernmeat wi given to disciples the bon. metub-.r for liiru.iaglisio, and the old Whigs were who had sold themselves, bound band and foot to their imj>ertuua taskmaster, who, unlike bit accomplices, hod avowed it ...

... prevent, at all ovanta aoy future day, any Government falling into the melancholy mistake which had marked the progress the Whig* In their this question. If they showed that they felt contempt for this i much would be gained, system things which recalled ...

... THF. CATTLE PLAQUE. (From the Whig.) further caeca the cattle plague have broken out in the infected district since those reputed on Saturday. A cordon, four and a half miles in cb> cuuirc*^ M Lae been tonueo, * puttion of Dreonan, where the disease ...

... defeat it Colonel EUWAKDIiS the object ol the bill was avowedly to extinguish the great Conawative party, bat be warned the Whig* to look out for themselves. Sir J. TROLLOP hoped tbs Houm not some pre mature upon the qoeetioa. The CHANCELLOR of the KX ...

... few Conservative members. He believed Ihi >t the Soottiah membare who bad done much to ad the bin were either the nominees of Whig ere Radical hailliee. After some farther discussion, which last here of rather tumultuous character, the umumittve divided ...

... *rm t * -w, • Mr*. Fnmm and Home kft if l>*w« >oo the mßitary .e jf the in' UsptalDM TO.do.aot awlr.howw.lelha iUwdsp.rt. Mid Whig*. Hie Uj‘- W! Iga PttieUUam-etreet. ub yettarda (or tr.aden, k. . with the aaiM..cd .pint tbr 1..,®., nets ‘* , *** e ...

... to term Ministry there will be dissolution. This contingency not however, expected. naJtrstood that severe! of the moderate Whigs have agreed to act with Lord Derby. The Queen will return London early next week in consequence of the Ministerial changes ...

... these circumstance*. it is to be hoped that the vigorous measure* of the authorities will soon crush the disease. The Northern Whig, referring to the poet mortem exommotio'S made Mr Stratum, VB. and Mr Browne, VB, *• We were informed that the result if their ...

... coalition. a Conserva- Cabinet, think it thin probable that a dexterous tor Parliamentary IM.-rm wonhl lead to the reinsUtemeot the Whig, next Fehntafjr, though do not aeo what the reformer, are likely to get motion except a return to of&ce. I’erhape a reconstruction ...