... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Michael, Rlathdrum, by His Grace the se Lord Archbishop of Dublin, was witnessed by thousands, Of and the old hills of the storied valley of Glendalough lie were again gladdened by the symbol of man's redemp- WI tion standing on the gables of the new church ...

... carriages-and, for their forbearance, af4er the Fermanagh stimulant, there is room for thankfulness-but they did everything short of personal violence. They hoisted Orange and Blue flags, with the Dutch idol in the centre, on the summit of the Monument ...

... spiritual oassis-d tanico. Tlie devotions of time Novena will commence on Uon.. d day, time Oth of August. After ?? Itesary, a short discourse to, will be delivered, or a clmapter' rood fromn a pious hash on some in1 of time greet truths of religion, or Oil ...

... moting an insurrection in Pesth, So as to give work to the Impperial forces at hlonle. We rather thinkum the Croats would make short work of the Garibildian legion. They are a mili- tary race. Every householder is a soldier, and holds his lands oft feudal ...

... haycock for mIriles, until c passing thtroughr the arches of Ardfitirnan br'irka, when ai hie laidt holui of ionire projecting stories, arid wos pickced 1' tip in a rolost exilaistenl condition. The sir 'crer hies dan- LI gerorisly iii. J. Chaiytor, of Caher ...

... saut his gallant band of picked menu embarhed at half-plist ?? under the shadouv of the City of Aberdeen, theni lving at a short dis- touce from the siore, and at ?? o'cloek, ancid tile e good 's bies and nexisus expectations of theirfriends e amd comrades ...

... D SUP'PLY. 1-The number of dwellings requiring a constant supply of pure and wholesome water to the height of the tipper stories, in the manner prcscribcd by the water works citrises act, 1847, arc- a Within the city . .; ?? 2ig4 hoesets, b Wi1thout the ...

... the 20th from Melito, iollowing the road oe the seashore. Having given a short rest to his troops some miles from aeggio, the march was resumed the next morning at daybreak. The story about the people of Rleggio having asked the commander of the garrison ...