... examination, and the opinion Dr. Mapother. goes to prove, doubt, that these cases were decidedly cattle plague. The Xorthtm Whig, in article the subject, says ; with the utmost pain have to announce that the rinderpest, or cattle plague, has, beyond doubt—if ...

... obedient flock* (marveU usly like ep) to vote at the poll for the independent candidate, who is aure to become a elavish of the ‘Whig u-.; but •j Bt . individual, who is (perhaps) better acquainted with the ministerial benches than with his own bedroom, for ...

... but soon there arose throughout Ireland a cry for a smaller area of taxation. That orycame from Catholicand Protestant -from Whig and Tory, from parson and priest; and the principle laid down was that property should be responsible for poverty-that the ...

... well sustained, but there arc few sales being effected in this district. BELFAST LINEN AND YARN MARKETS. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF SATURDAY.) Linens. —A fair amount of business has been transacted during the week, and our market remains steady, though ...

... lordship was, therefore, able count upon the support of the whole of the Conservative party, and of the large section of the Whig malcontents; while, the other hand, the Radicals, no doubt, have voted against him to a man, and have proved the extent of ...

... considered, however, the death the Earl ot Qainsboronjb, the Uovomment will lose adherent in the . The decanted earlwaa ooim.it ...

... men see that the Conserva- tives could not do it ; and it is just as plain that the Whigs could not. Even putting aside the question of how much support a purely Whig or a purely Conservative Ministry would obtain in the House or in the Country, the nation ...

... Constitutional questions of the day. No permanent support could be obtained for an exclusive Conservative Ministry from the forty Whigs whose votes decided the question on Monday night; but there are in the list we published yesterday at least ten names of men ...

... Pre.hvtemn Cbnrcl b ‘' b ™ Wrummr-I in April, ■ not the gT of p.- fo. Urn ™ th. oa«r., m .horn I fir- g™ in- to be '“S2t.de, whig , —tin.. th. -u. the W. They parpo*e injuring tits feauaf. sgsinst fhopoasd role, ecause interfered with the free exercise ...

... 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 ...

... moment its melancholy history. Sunt lurry mas renm. Few and evil have been the days of that ill omened alliance of the old Whig houses with Mr. Bright and his band Radical Reformers- strange union, the result of an illogical deduction from unprecedented ...

... *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 ...