... opinion that the t majority of Irish landlords arc perfectly willing to give leases, but even if they were the tenure is so short as to deprive the security of all its value. They have caught the Scotch idea of nineteen or twent-ono ycars, and some thoughtful ...

... on the part of the bondholders, said that they should be considered as the real defendants, inasmuch as the fund being a short one, every dehic- tion froii it, for scamain or any other creditor, was against their interest. Ile was satisfied at the result ...

... Aecient Masters; A rsre and v aluable library of Several thousasd volumes of books A chie o and extensive dairy of thoronghlbred short-horns; A few ]trry and other mnle h cows (improved brecds) 'Ii'e well-known three year old bull Princo George, And the equally ...

... raintiilgs and Enigravings, A collection Of btatues, Seats, t'rldeues, ,Cc. A choice iied extenrsive diiiry of thorotiglibred short-hlortis A loew hiciry iiid otlier isilel too-c (improved breeds) fiho is tl-kiiovn thires year old bull 1Prince George,' Aiid ...

... vie with each other in dfeiidiing (sic) our government, by proviig that i. de Cavour has done everythinig in his powe or, short of sactually declaring war against tle young King of Naples, to hurl hins from his throne, and to put up Victor Eisatnuel in ...

... dltEpk BRUNSWICK-STREET, Open every Evening at a Quarter-past Seven, Commencing at a Quarter to Eight o'Clock. OPEN FOR A SHORT TIMRE LoNGER ! T1IS EVENING, July 12th. DIMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW COMPANY. GRAND CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENTS. ly desire, on ...

... be locked up for the night) were of a compli- cated nature, involving the testimony of frome forty to ,f fifty witnesses; a short detail, therefore, of the substance r of it will probably convey a cnore accurate idea of the e circumstances to the reader ...

... GREAT BRUNSWICK-STREET, cin every Evening at a Quarter-past Soven, commencing *.t a Quart'r to Eight o'Clock. Of'EN FOi' 4 SHORT TIMtE LONGER! . TIlS EVENING, July 13th. IUMI:NSE SUCCESS OF TIHE NEW COMI'ANY. ilRAND CHANGE OF ENTERITAINMENI'S. s 3:, 1dtsiLe ...

... Mladden, lsGd, and aPoor Woman, Is 4d. CARIIiCK, Vijftohej pprke, Patrck tBurke, James Cleary, Edward RHd den, I! each. John Short, Patlick OlBrien, Michael Nolan, William Now, I Os each. Michiael Cleary, 129 Gd Irs iKennedy, 7s *Gd ; slartin Furke lOs. ...

... its spppart. We cannot have bread esosuab, as teses- bers of captomerl anve applied'end are disappointed. but i it sossle short tittse we wcill be so settled dowis tthat hot bread can lee laad from elgt in the macsting till five Its the afternoon, solviositg ...

... thougit of but the event of Thursday evening. Rumours are rife-imaginaryat- tacks apprehended on both sides, and imaginary stories are curreclt about armings and fqrays utterly without foundation. A slight disturbance at the chapel i'u Lur- gan, yesterday ...

... House, Joseph Nash, at a cost of npward s 6f £70,000. It stand s upon rising ground , whic l 1 forms a natural terrace, * t a short distance from the-junc- tio n of the two rivers, the views of w hicil it commands, and is in every way ia suitable residence ...