... 8 HARVEST PROSPECiTS-THE POTATO. I - - ?? ?? h. .A.munta from sorb Vwart I We are sorry to perceive by accounts Irow i ume Fmr- of the countrY, that the rot baa again manifested itself Iid the potato. For our own part, we can say, that our mar- ket is daily supplied With an abundance of excellent, sound new potatoes, at from Is. to 14d. per stone. Nor can we get any person to say that there is ...

... Ijtiht Pf101*4 REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAl '41 I . 'a SHAM REPPUAL. Such is the heading of one of the last nebulosities of the Nation.' We, of course, pass over the gosling airs of Superiority in which our cotemporary is wont to indulge. That is one of those venial failings which are inseparable from the conceit and vanity which have ever obaracterised our cotemporary. They injure no person, ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THF FREEMAN. Golden Glebe, Crookhaven, Skibbereen, 19th July, 1847 Sin-Your paper of the 14th instant, has been for- warded to me by a friend from Dublin, who has also called my attention to a letter contained in it. The letter is from the Rev. Thomas Barrett, who at the date of his letter, 30th June, was engaged as a Roman Catholic priest in this parish-but has, I am ...

... I IANMPI IENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS-TsUsIsDAY, JUrL 8. (Continued from Saturday's Freeman.) The Earl of HARDWICKE called the attention of the house to the unsatisfactory manner in which the order for granting medals to officers engaged in naval actions had been drawn up, and proceeded to point out the omission In that order of many gallant actions. A discussion of some length then arose, in which ...

... _T~i1 The Helvetic Diet, after a long and stormy discussion, decided, on the 20th inst., that the league of the seven Ca- tholic cantons was incompatible with the conditions of the E federal compact, and that it should be immediately dissolved. E Twelve cantons and two half cantons voted the resolution, which was as follows:- 1. The alliance of the seven cantons of Lucerne, Uri, Schwytz, ...

... V OXFORD CIROUIT -SATURDAY. EMBEZZLEMENT BY A PoSTMASTEB.-Edward Ingle, a , gentlemanly looking person of 45, was charged with em. l i bezzling, at Bilston, on June 30, 1845, a post letter and its contents of the value of 21., the property of her Mlajesty's Postmaster. General. Si Mr. Whateley, Q.C., on the part of the crown, called Owen Coughlin, as Irishman. who, in the year 1845, leav. ieg ...

... I RAJ(A INTELLIGENE aftio on The Railway Chronicls publishes some inrorwa,- - - the subject of the hblf.year's traffie, which, as far as it Cl goes, may be usefully quoted at.the present moment. Ac i cording to the figures aubi.itted, it wouid appear that the, a increase hasnoet been soextentive as was expected, espe- at eially wben considered in referenoe to I the twv largest -orpotrations*s' ...

... I Loudon, Thursday night. TnE IZlISil RELIEF CO55155ONE5IM' REPORT. This extraordinary document, which I was enabled to seud you on Tuesday night has, in consequence of the serious charges preferred by the Relief Commisiloners against various members of the committee' established throughout the country, been the ell-absorbing topic of conversation during the last two days. The attention of the ...

... -LONGFORD ELECTIONMEETING OF THE I LIBERAL CLUB. ., . I (jBON OUR OWN REPORTERI.) to A preliminary meeting of the. Liberal Club of Longford of wag beld'at the parochial house on Tuesday, to take wI effective measures in order to secure the return of tfa an and staunch Conoiliation Hall Repealers for the county of bI i Longford at the ensuing election. The following members pr were in ...

... THE COMING ELECTLONS - , . I qUZEN'S CotmlY. Sir Charles Coote's intention of retiring from the repre sentation of the Queen's County, on the ensuing diasolttion of parliament, is now generally knoorn amongst his con1ti- ?? Express. DUNDALK. On Thursday, Mr. Coarroll M'Tavih, accompanied bY Maurioe O'Connell, ?? and Mr. J. Quigly, arrived at Cartin's Hotel; where a meeting was held, at which ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAABNT. I HOUSE OF LORDS _MONDAY, JUDY 5. The LORD CHANCELLO. took his seat on the *oiok at five o'clock. POOR RELIEF SUEERVISION (IRELAND) BILL. Lord BROUGHAM begged to call the attention of the government to a provision in the poor relief supervision (Ireland) bill, by which the treasury bad the power of making the salary of the Chief Commissioner, who WsA to have a seeatin ...

... X ?? ?? At ' ,,,.t2NiN% !I . I iEOCGPYANG lENaNT; o0? . BEtAIdii. by k, r FRIEiDs-From the part 1 bave taken il cootend- Dg1 ig for your rights I deem it my privilege, and my duty to ag gfo to submit to you at this time a few remarks upon the preseot lal position of the landlord and tenant question. ts. Permit me to call to your recolleotion that immediately le. previous to the ?? of the laet ...