... BREAK TIIE LANDLORDS, AND BE? RE- VENGED ! Suoio is the Christian advice of a Romish priest to the tenant farmers of Carlow. But how to break them 7 T'le priest's plan has, at least, the merit of novelty and boldness; merely by becoming workhouse paupers, and thus confiscating the land to support the union. This, it may be said, is the very madness and quixotism of revenge, but the reverend ...

... jorcigill I-litc1lignict. FR A N CE. THEaRE was a report, that is consequence of the want of cor- diality between Gen. Baraguay dl'llilliers and the authorities at Rome, the French Commander-in-Chief would return home, and that he was to be succeeded by Gen. Dupont. The editor of the Refortme was tried and found guilty on Thursday for having published a seditious libel. lie was sentenced to ...

... TUE PAGE OF ST. LADISLAS. IN the dusk of the evening, and amid the blast of a severe storm, a horseman entered the long, straggling street of Great Varadein, in Hungary. Like most of the vastassemblage of huits, dignified with the name of towns, the Great Varadein was simply a huge village of half tents, half hats, where the 3.agyar peasantry vegetated, with their pigs aml horses, after a ...

... (1rom 1 te Dublin Packet of yesterday evenig.-) GREAT MEETING OF :PEERS, LANDED PROPRIE- TORS, GENTRY, AND TENANT FARMIMRS. O rz of tle most important moeetings that has assembled ?? years it Dtildin was held yesterday in the RounaI-room ,,f the Rttitnda, to lay hefira the Queen and the coulitry the absolute necessity of Protection to native industry, of a re- farm in the present ...

... THE IIERTFORD ESTATE--MEETING OF TENANTRY AT HIILLIIALL. A N lt r I',txG of the tenantry residient npont that portion of thle Marquis of lecrtford's property situate its tho tolintty Daown, wee tod,1d in, ite selinol-lisese, Hillb~all, on Saturday last, to lake into conslideratiots the present depressed consdition of the farmers. Atonog those present ?? Bolton, R.N. ; J. J. Richardson, Esq., ...

... Eacal F-Ilitc1ligrilre. THIE LINEN TRADE. AT tbe commencernenit of a new year, it may not prove un- interesting to lake a retrospective viewv of tile. confl dil l of the linien trade-our staple article of manufacture ill this pro- vince-during the past twelveinonth. The following nliserva. tions force tlerlselves upon our mind -The year 1940 opened under peculiarly bad prospects for our ...

... A MANq, narned,.Aidrew. English, a-id his son, Dominick, ap-. plied to be admitted to tile Dloidalik WVorkliouoe at the'lasr meeting of the guardians. Thie fouloviiig consversations took place:- Mr. M'CULLOCN (griardian)-Wliy, is it possible that you are coie to this ? ?? English.-Yes, indeed, sir, I kept away as long as I could but it was no use. Mr. M'CuLLocwr.-I remember that man a very ...

... HIGH PRESSURE ON A HOT MARQUIS, EL srwEr.E vre publish another curiosity of literature, from the gold pen of the noble owvnesr of Wynyard and iolder. nesse, to which Nye beg the attention of our readers before they accompany us further. We think we see the gallant Marquis, when the homely missive fromn Newto-lards, folded in the fashions of our great gratidinot lier's billets-dosix, and ...

... TIHE REFORMATION IN ITALY.-TIIE PAPAL EIBULLITION. BUTr tlat it would he nIL Irish bull to say that a Pope's bull 'ouihl lash its tail and foanm at the mouti, we should say that the recent encyclical of his Holiness was the most seething anol furions monster that cvcrvflran riot over Europe. The Pope has discovered, at last, the great fact, that tire revolutionary spirit of his faith- ful, ...

... AT a recent public diinner in Omagh, Mr. W. J. Rutledge, in returning thanks ott behalf of Thle Farming Societies of tbe County Tyronce spoke as follows I will now refer for a short time to tire present depressed state of the agricuiltural jiterests, andr, it dohng sn, will speak tny own experience upo;r the shbject. (Hear, hear.) I have heen farming for the last ten years, awd there never ...

... MEETING OF THE TENANT FALMERS OF T[IE BARONY OF UPPER CASTLEREtGIL. 0N Tuesday last, a very large mecting of persons, describing themselves as above, was held in the Presbyterian Chuirch, Salitfield (Rev. Mr. M'Ewen's), for the purpose of obtaining a reduction of rests, and petitioning Parliament for the legalisation of'l'enant-right. The house was densely occupied by the persoss assembled. ...

... Jgorcipn Jhttellignice. F RAN C E. THE French papers of Monday do not contain any news of remarkable importance. The diplomatic differences with the Governmenit of the Roman Cardinals are, it is said, in a likely way of arrange- ment. A letter in the Dehats, from Tnsrin, of tire 9th, aernornees that the Chamber of Depuities har] voted tire ratification of tibe treaty of peace witis Anstria, by ...