... rinderpest cruelly infected his herd, and the Cattle Inspectors condemned them to destruction. You are not understand that the Whig Minister, the next in rank to the Premier in the late Russell Cabinet ever walked through Tyburuia in a smock-frock and glazed ...

... Pastimes. wow SE Ty Whig LECTION FOR WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE, 8 Place last Monday, terminated differently from Those €xpected—at least in Cheltenham, where of th themselves withthe PoLITICAL PasTIMES bility, and neighbourhood considered the proba- Ccess ...

... any pretence : to be a Tory of Tories among Tories, • Liberal Conservative among Whigs. As far as the Stroud electors could judge of his principles, he was neither Whig nor Tory, but a mixture of both ; and yet, notwithstanding that there were some notable ...

... and gave in his adhesion to Earl Grey in regard to the amendments of which that noble earl bad given notice. A succession of Whig peers were led by Earl de (trey sod Ripon, in support of the resolution ; and 1 a number of abort speeches were made in that ...

... suggested that the Guardians at both ends of the table should have joined in a conspiracy ; that Tory should have coalesced with Whig, country united with town, and Mr. Trye fraternised with Mr. Downing, for the sole purpose of persecuting and insulting, and ...

... community ; it is evident, however, he was thinking only of the large proportion of the shopocracy, which was the bulwark of the Whig monopoly for years after the passing of the first Reform Bill, his own pets and offspring. Now it is quite a different thing ...

... PUbllahed to Astroloey. poet damps. —Siopyttgbt.) PAM Y DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. A correspondent of the Belfast Norther* Whig, writ. leg from Rathfriland on Friday, says: Yesterday was • day of great excitement here, owing to the ra• m. or that tho ...

... know by the lights of experience 1), ik can be more disastrous to the Commonwealth .16 m °nopoly of political power. Had the Whigs office the Reform difficulty would not °een settled. No one is more cognizant of that cl Gladstone himself, although, for ...

... rather work at home for an honest penny than follow a popular candidate to revel in the honied words the bastings, be he a Whig or Tory. Money maketh the man now ; what difference there may be if Reform can established, in spite of tho corruption of the ...

... candidates for the representation of Chelsea. Me. Keen, member for Downpatrick, has announced his intention to resign. The Sodhera Whig says that Mr. Keoun IConservativel, brother-in-law of the new Bishop of Derry, will be returned without opposition. Me. E. ...

... from Lord Cowper in support of the clause, Lord Carnarvon gave it his most hearty approbation. The plan proposed was neither a Whig nor a Tory scheme, torn seemed to meet with general approval from both sides of the House, lie trusted their Lordships would ...

... described ihe - may as having fought a duel with the Whigs over the manor Keform, which both combatants are represented as seating themselves with lighted candles upon the same ban ell ol gun* powder. The Whigs have jumped otf first, and Mr. Disraeli has acquired ...