... IRELAND Carlow. — ln almost every parish in this county the poor farmers are exposed to the most galling persecution in consequence of a system of taxation which has been in- stituted to defray the expenses of the late election. Collectors are appointed ...

... constituents, the obligation to do so, in point of justice, is not less binding. That the new Chancellor ofthe Exchequer will fake this opportunity of meeting his constituents is scarcely to be expected ; indeed the Journals in the interest of the Govern- ...

... p rA _ fi . ' yarns also exporters were not anxious to purchase at tho n -ent rates, fully expecting that a re-action will fake place** the raw inateri.d. The calico printers are in ac ive uperati ° and the makers of fustian are making large dales. The ...

... world, in posi- tions hundreds and hundreds of miles distant from each other, and that Russia dare not leave its frontier exposed either to- wards Persia or towards Caucasus, or towards Turkey or Austria, or even towards Sweden, which it must do before ...

... it i. probable be bad originally been bred in his native country— England. This occupation, joined to that of a publican, exposed both parlies to the temptation of drinking, which ii would appear neither of them had been able wholly to resist. For many ...

... the probability that unies.. a material change of weather fakes place they will never ripen. This is also the ca»e in some oftlie upper par's of this county. The barley which has been exposed to the wet i- nearlv a rained crop ; much has begun to spurt ...

... clamour, must lower, in the first instance at least, the price of every species of grain produce to a great degree ; and by exposing them to a permanent inundation of foreign grain, raised in countries where wages arenot sixpence a day, and taxes nothing ...

... con- duct was in conformity with the wishes of the vie, lent Paper lo which he hail referred or neif, he yvould continue to fake that part which he believed to be honest, and which his conscience might dictate to him to be correct.- -( Hear, htar.) COLONIAL ...

... benefit the Portuguese nation by restoring to it its institutions and libeities, your Imperial Majesty did not hesitate to expose your life by en- dangering your precious health ; wishing, then, to discharge this double debt of gratitude to your Imperial ...

... On tbe last Sa- turday in July I was on Cheoodown-ttridge in the evening. I saw the prisoner there that evening. I saw him' fake the near wheel of a cart which was standing there and throw it over. I heard no cry when it was upset. It was close to the ...

... the Court was crowded with per- sons interested in the applications about to be made. The hour appointed by the Court for faking these applications was one o'clock, and by that hour the bench was com- pletely crowded with Magistrates. Besides B. Rotch ...

... ary remarks on her form and beauty, caught hold of her hand, but had not kept possession of it long before he attempted to fake a gold ring from off her finger, upon which she exclaimed, Don't take my ring off, when he took it violently off and ran ...