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... is to be paid a fair rent he should not get more for the land than the value of the land before its value had been increased by the labour of the tenant. He should not get more rent for the land than its value when the flood left it. Remember what the ...
... Aldams Mill Co. respecting the lands required for making a rew public high- way, ten yards wide along, the Aldams from Wilton Street to the Anchor Inn, and (it hereafter deemed necessary) to prepare c-nveyances of the said lands to the Corporation An amendment ...
... THE IRISH LAND AGITATION. On Sunday next a monstre land meeting is to be held' near the town of Roscommon, at which several prominent members of the land league will speak. The object of the meeting is to endorse the programme of land reforrn adopted ...
... ee ae UUNU MEN 10 JUIN FIER JE>TY’S ARMY will, on application at any Post in the United Kingdom, supplied, without with a Pamphlet containing detailed in ormation to the Conditions of Service and advantages of the Army, s to Pay, Deferred Pay, and Pensions ...
... UM WOMAN. The object of thus institution is to reehiim fallen women. which In in a It Sala praiseworthy one. Cori, are admitted and retained for a few years, during which tams they are a•aidn, ously trained in habits of industry and •irrite. No ihribt ...
... WOMAN: HER POSITION AND POWER. While home is woman's proper sphere, and in domestic engagements most women must find their chief employment, there is a portion of the sex too numerous to be overlooked, who can never fill either the Marriage or maternal ...
... on the Elementary Education Bill would be placed on the papers before Whitsuntide. THE IRISH LAND BILL. The House then went into committee on the Irish Land Bill, and resumed the consideration of the mea- sure at Clause 17, which provides that the tenant ...
... the starch in the clergy and leity of the Church of Eng- land and it ought to be brought down so that sympathy a be experienced one with another more than it had been. They had been so isolated that they were looked upon with suspicion, and this ought ...
... belonged to a party that had been celebrating the day up the Merrimac river, and landed at Lawrence in the evening. A crowd of several hundred Irishmen and women at the landing stage followed and jeered them, and finally threw stones; the regalia worn by ...
... and iron lands in this country. To directly aid miners who wished to go to the United States, and indirectly to help those who. remained at home, a company had been formed with the _ . object of purobasing an immense estate of coal and timber land in Kentucky ...
... YOUNG MR. PARNELL TO BE SILENCED IN WOMAN. OF COMMONS. Mr. htaloolm, the Leeds borough serener, held an Inquest at the Globe Inn, Burnley, on Wednesday THE CONSTABULARY UNDER ARMS. night, on view of the body of a young woman named I William Pidgeon, Justice ...
... next week, so as to settle with precision the lands for which we shall have to give notice. Much will depend upon the quality of the soil and subsoil, and although I know pretty accurately all about the low land next the Calder, Iam not so well informed as ...