... cause, a Batter which strikes as having been altogether omitted, in their rauDcratkia of the support they a ill require, inwards the attainment their object.— We believe it is essential, beyond every other means, that the tenant-farmers and working class** ...

... the pier. Th-entire length the pier feet; breadib. 4 feet; 10 fret below low water at its head; l> fret, the «iunl V-VJ fret inward; and thence gradually decreasing the depth 7 fret. The stone* used in its election vary from two to fire ton*, and were prueared ...

... the potato crop looks admirably. The wheat, which seemed sickly some time ago. is retrieving; oats, of which we heard some complaints, it is will not prove crop. The meadows are luxuriant. —Limerick Reporter. Tub Noam. —The grass is short and thin, ns are ...

... otter the officer left the boner list nit pint a .murk Boyle maw the °Meer there that night again, but did not make any complaint to him shont the matter Mr. Murray—Did not see anything done to Hoyle after the officer name hack: it wet then that he hal ...

... ourselves to raise, voluntary subscription, the sum of AU->O, a contribution from the friends of the league in this county, inwards the 10.000 agreed by the Conference raised m the first instance f r the purpose of the Tenant League ; and that this meeting ...

... the 10th instant. The assault was not denied, but was justified by Mr. Forrest's council, eeaarquenoe Mr. Willis's conduct Inwards Mr. Forrest's wife, and the nnbappv differences that existed between Mr. Forrest and lady. It was expected that the jury would ...

... exact stan- of affairs in July. had taken himself all the responsibility the maledictions of the Church of Rome, with the inward conviction that proper time his words would produce their effecis. Niucly out of every hundred of the young priests of Italy ...

... apportioned by the Committee, 23 Amount of Pilotage paid to Pilots, 1048 7 B. D. By Balance from last Year's Account. 13 Amount of Inward and Outward Pilotage, . 19-18 7 £1972 1 3 £1972 1 Ballast Office, Londonderry, 31st October, 1851. Audited and found correct ...

... al tl Hal.—a r.gnlar hall Mow dedgbtfnl It would he! Many fair bosom heat higher, anti many hughl rye grew yet brighter, iu inward dreaming what might possibly tome to pass. Clara, 'ceurr in Ihe *a«t >iipt-nunly her t harms, had fears. Ilu eye had rested ...

... grumbungs his son in-law, exclaimed— You arc right.sbe impertinent jade, aud I hear any more complaints of her 1 will disinherit h> r. Ih- hnsbund made more complaint*. Tuesday a day umiuou* in iin history rance. All her revolutions have broken out on that ...

... have been pby.-icing yon for the last thirty or forty years, as the case may be, with sixty different medicines for various complaints to which have been subject: I will abandon that course, and here now you have them all in one pill. (Great laughter.) lit ...

... for the infectious origin of their disease one would liable attribute their illness to a scrofulous origin ; however, the complaint has been distinctly. and, for certainly, traced to the diseased horse. Mi boer. —The Weslnualh Guardian says: —On Tuesday ...