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... be seised for arrears ro/e; that he does not know that large sststss bavs been deserted by the tenants, who have fled to America without paying their rents; leaving the landlord penniless: that in numerous Instances the farmers’ cattle, ploughs, and even ...
... growing plains of Germany, in Poland, and in Southern Russia. they might tind ten or twelve feet of fine alluvial soil ; and in America, it was said, they could trace 20 or 30 feet of rich soil, so utterly inexhaustible, that even old Irish farming could not ...
... nor have I learned is from any other source, that even one tenant from 'the gene- ?? ral's estate Wvas able to emigrate to America; but I am ready Io make affidavit,, and I will get the most respectable men in n the parish to make a similar, oath, that ...
... the 100 rapid advance in prices, and the extensive orders in anticipation of brisk demand from all parts of Europe and from America, may produce some reactionary effects upon the markets towards April. Messrs. Tonga, Curry, and Co., of Liverpool, give the ...
... and desolation. Half the houses are levelled— some of the miserable inhabitants are in the workhouse— others have fled to America. But what cares our right honourable friend—as Mr. Croker hints—if the country _were twenty-four hours under the sea, so long ...
... England. hare assisted the able-bodied to emigrate was the obvious collateral remedy, able-bodied emigrants, when once in America, can easily find means take out their families; and the sum Ireland is now paying back, squandered unfortunately in making ...
... in’crocks 7d per lb.; lard, bladder 00., kegs 00s : firkins per cwt. wiu-a, D new? loTfid’ ; °JL corn per barrel to 16a 6d; America, while to Firkin* weighed the Butter Market. Fiikias. Price to 7os Od 6»is »o 7Gi 56* to ...
... THE HI EXILES AMERICA We c»py from the York Tribut.c, of December 17th, the following description of the reception given to the Hun garian exiles in that city, brief account of which appeared in the letter our American correspondent:— » had the pleasure ...
... rapidly ns in England. To have as-isled the ablebodied emigrate was the obvious collaWral remedy, as emigrants when once in America, can easily find means to take out their families, and the bum Ireland is now paying bsck. squandered unfortunately making ...
... recommended that address should be published setting forth the ways and means of the Alliance; and an address to the Irish in America on the same subject. The report was discussed seriatim, and adopted. Mr. Supple submitted report of Franchise Committee. It ...
... Application has since been made to the Secretary of State, in the hope that government would obtain tie de- linqiutnt's arrest in America. Unfortunately, however, the treaty in force between the two countries would not authorize any interference, unless to his ...
... cormgrowmg wants of Germany, in Po.atid, and its Sdkotherp RUadl*, they might find ten ur 'Waite Met of hoe alluvial suit sod to America, it was mold, they could trios 20 or 30 feet of rich awl, au tura. haainible, that even old !Irish farming amid out inhaust ...