IV CONTENTS. 



LETTER XXXIX. 



Page 



Waterford River Sqir Commodious quay Exchange 

 and coffee-room Trade Irish pigs Bad state of 

 , pavement Sir John Newport 44 



LETTER XL. 



Wooden bridge at Waterford Sir Henry Langrishe 

 Knocktopher Sir John Flood's noble seat Lime 

 abundantly used Kilkenny Fields well enclosed 

 Kilkenny coal very offensive Earl of Ormond Peo- 

 ple ill-dressed 49 



LETTER XLI. 



Royal oak Catholic emancipation discussed Priests 

 duly educated and compensated Want of moral re- 

 straint too general Ireland the vulnerable part of the 

 Empire Traffic in church livings Increased value of 

 church preferment ~~> 



LETTER XLII. 



Inclosures Agriculture Cabins Egyptian wheat 

 Portable threshing machine Leighlin Bridge Spa 

 The trusty Beautiful scenery Early harvest Castle 

 Dermot Tithe proctor Real characters of tithe 

 proctors unknown 70 



LETTER XLIII. 



Dublin Optimist an enviable character Want of order 

 in Irish peasantry accounted for Their political and 

 domestic condition Relief of oppressions Ruinous 

 practices in agriculture Ballytore Mr. Burke His 

 impetuosity of temper Politics of Mr. Pitt Kilcullen 



