... Court Judge, of Wexford, that -a tenant for one year certain, is not within the provisions of the Land Act. 11470. atated he unite concurred in that decitinn. and war bound by it, and winild, therefore, decide that the claiii.ant. in the eve of Toole • helan ...

... guide than the convenience of the community which it effect.; and there appears to be a practicilly unamituous opinion among Irishmen that, on the whole, it would be better if their publie-howtok were closed Sunday. The House of Commons has admitted that ...

... his large personal acquaintance, with the representatives of all that I. moot diatingenned in the intellectual world of the United States, his and triadic his foreign travel, will all to render him intelli• gently sympathetic with every phase and aripe ...

... here in that the thirty•four men of Saunderee yeomen were shot, because as was alleged they bad taken the oath of the United Irishmen. To give the utak a semblance of completeness, Joe Hawkins, of Baltingleei, who had been the informer &Oust them was selected ...

... &anemias to Use throne of that Bement/ours : His Join. —The Itibissou Brows- a• cooteausi and as model a couple you with Is the united highly respectable Neighbourhoods of Clapham Brillion. The ouly of neateution (• very wee) hettreeu the worthy pair wee the ...

... weight of public opinion, and there seems every prospect that Eastern audiences will be equally condemnatory. The Report of the United States Agricultural De. partment mites that the corn crop • night decline teal not year. land was planted with tobacco this ...

... sob them to act to-day in an orderly and peaceable was only bored to give lairdlord what thought mariner as became men and Irishmen, and to depart was fair (cheers). They who advocated the principles to their home% consious that no act or words of theirs ...

... ought to Oct together and bind themselves not to do anj thing which would not be for the benefit of the common cause. They be united, and resist the fraud and 'Many ot landlords no heretofore prae. ' tired upon their unruspecting victims. In former time, ...

... Anchor Line are forwarded to Dublin and Londonderry at greatly reduced rates. Pusengers hooked through to all parts of the United States and Canada. Drafts on America for mom of Li and upwards firmed free of charge. WICKLOW January, 1681. TUESDAY 18th ...

... WOOMIOL A bee of of police were Meekeed owned the gee all night, but no estarramal. Arrangements were made by • winaser of Irishmen , to be present at when the train ariioed, but the police, apprised of ror for this, , alighted with their pri.onsr et went ...

... address such a thoroughly representative and unanimous audience m that before him. It showed him that Englithmen were united with Irishmen in Principlm right and Just. The agitation for the alteration of the hind laws of Ireland had now assumed such a character ...

... not. It will compel Englishmen, in the silence of their &anthem, to reflect upon the truths which have been told them by Irishmen. Now, with regard to the representation of Ireland. Although we can congratulate ourselves to a great extent, i still grieve ...