... us sec, now, what effect the Itish Poor-law has bad in raising the condition of the Irish labourer. It would not be fair to fake up the present miserable state of half-starved wretches that the famine has still spared, and to ascribe their condition to ...

... which the *psalm' of British market* was a sew ad logs gad whisk might have beer p. wish justice. sealants thole share of the exposes by which British ismitstiolos are maintsion. Bet whether it be for weal of enlarged espasity. or from videos habits, or from ...

... tually rely ; sad hitherto, it must bo confessed, the result has fully justified their confidence. True it is their lies are exposed soon as ottered, snd their prophecies uniformly belied by the course of events, bnt of governing the country through deception ...

... stopped beside her. She asked witness how her husband felt when be got whisky, as she would give him a good 511 fu'. She faked when he was going away, and I Raid to-marrow. She said that was a pity, as they had not begun to the harvest yet, and nsebody ...

... WA 1:i El.)- T_AD Major FAKE, 4th Captain BROWN, Captain VESTRANGE, Cietain PLASKET,' Mr. OREATRIX, JOHN MALONE, IL B. GAMBLE, Fi A Handicap of 8 Sore. ___ Winners from tint. of declaring twice or more, 7-lb. extra. miles. Over a fair hunting A Swcepstakei ...

... and economy, cannot avail him, and AM, in addition to all the contingencies of rivalry and markets, be is to be further exposed to dangers arising from mum quite beyond his control or counteraction, he will bold back. The vacillations which bare occurred ...

... only . . . 30s — Finest Cape WINE. . . 16s — Old Pale BRANDY, . 24s per gr.lon. HOLLANDS GIN, &c, &c. THE Advertis r would fake liberty of calling the attention of tho Pwbltfl bis present Stock Of WINKS, comprising some the Vintage 1841, and which feels ...

... because he looks to his own 1 remain, Sir, your taut J. C. X. [Our correspaialent may save h 6 elimmiag Our object has been to expose Mr. Disr.. speecues, not to show protectionist Memo bey. Land, like eve: y other r.tw material, should go oil at the iu ...

... productions no less than 430 millions annually. But to what extent were those productions encumbered under the system of exposing our labouring population to the competition of the labourers of the world. He was going to tell them that the landlords were ...

... an arable estate of one hundred statute acres per acre or per annum It land of the first quality neither it in a very and exposed situation with a bad subsoil but it is tolerably well adapted with good farming to produce fair crops of wheat and barley ...

... soon give symptoms of fermentation and decay the bottom, and in the middle of the heap ; If, on the other hand, they are exposed singly to withering draught, the feeding substance is toon rated, and nothing Is left but the skeleton of the turnip —lts ...

... claim to the appellation. A. an earnest opponent of church-rates, all must consider that he ought to have done all he could to expose the seizure and vale of %Ir. Rose's cow. But be failed to do so; and hcreatter—more in sorrow than in auger do I my it—the ...