... To THE EARL OF DERBY., my Lord,-Hr. (Iharles Bianconi, the eminent car and coach proprietor, has been for nearly half a con. tury a citizen of Clonmel. Leading out from that town are about eight public roads, some one of which becomes the traveller's ...

... TO THE EARL OF DERBY. Mly Lord,-One of the many old sayings in the oF Irfid language, literally translated, tells us that o1 time is a. correct story teller. When the rustic fe inheritor of this traditional truiash indulges a predic- 5! tion of any ...

... -[ - O TO TUEI EA-RL oil DERBY ?? I Myo Lt I,-Wits ther ind permid i aon of the press, and in dischargo of wiat 1 con-ider a ?? duty, I w ould faindt. irssso,,te furtler obervatiotis to your lor~lbilip en thle 5uexblaotib~e suhj'sct of youir in- telnded ...

... TO THTS EARL OF DERBY. I colnI o Y ?? At' Besular and pleasing characteristic , eg her bfr the world, and to correct it. soofP of fsmlreudiced, Or vicious minds are detrre frm tismanly course by dread of censure f or icnstoyor puslllatiunety. The. ?? ...

... TO THE EARL OF DERBY. My Lord,-We have seen the county Waterford tranquil under the benign ?? of the landlords *let us nowtakeaview of Tipperary, and see how matters stand there. We need not the cap of Fcsrtunatuis to, trailsport is from Curraghniore ...

... I ret O THE HARL OF DERBY.'| I'iMytotd,-tn the tter which I ?? h21n ofl addressing toyour lordship last week through the pub- lie press, I stated facts in oonneetion with agrarian t outrage in Tipperary which had come under my i own notices and whsieh ...

... TO THE EARL OF DERBY. ?? My Lord,-It was Iately stateA Iy some writer in tie Liwe'lpool Mercury that I would require 40 years to complete my argument in vindlication of the moral character of the Irish peasantry and to show that the landlord class are ...

... Power. however, told him-mark, my lord-that the Earl of Rnntingdon and he (Mr. Power) would call on him at his lodgings, and that he would then have an opportunity of urging his claim upon the noble earl, who was at this time the real proprietor of the ...

... TO ?? EARL OF DERBY. My torxd, -~The fo~l y-vns ~ vCot' of tl-o late Marquis of NNaterfoifdl, as a Iandio WI, w alledcd to in one of my first lettets ?? lordelsip ant nbro I mised in mny It; t, I need not :qlloit your attenti l to it. It is nonw tan yea3 ...

... Tty )Tflj~ At OF D.ERBY. * ble, as wdo 'f otistm abye ei, % ar fd to intbelf something I mpevih. honesty. 'iTh life, in' the p-iu' honrdy w -a e weatnecdl of the Pr )opl of creimnon ford, wh ta h was tile subject Marquis Of Water- lordslip, is - i of ...

... veracity who knew him welt and silently trembled under his dominant sway. Of this I feel quibe assured, that the noble Earl of Derby or Lord Stanley will not doubt one 'word of this story, and I hope this will suffice for many others of iny readeis. The ...

... TO THEi EBARfh OF DERBY. My Lird,-A. late di~stinguishoil Irishiman, well 'co0)I known to your lordship, was wont to say that lhe F a. wvag the beat abused ?? in the world. ID appears Jul that his mantle in that respect has fallen on your gh lordship's ...