1845.] 
bee je be founded in Armagh. His Grace has also s 
„the munificent sum of 1000;. towards iae 
THE NEWSPAPER. 
| agreed upon ; but the Orange jou 
| Was no difference of — upon the chee," of adopt- 
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nsure and ATA the building, consume iang 
reclaim the r land, “and generali y 
rnals state that t there | i ae 
moO: with 
all and every custo! in ale. and dégnlation esta shed. or that 
| the a. 
F. bs given me ns for the same p purpose ofthe other | tioned, a ge d that ater ma toy S i re diseussio eee cried te the lord of s — re of ma his s agen d = 
colleges. It appears worn iet Mr. 0 O'Connell’s state- | embod ed in rrr was E a animously | point 7 hein or Ch pir ia pepese rmana 
ment eane § the unanimous onde lemna tio on of the —e Thereso solaio being eset? reliminary, it axl vith others that the tenant, in obse bin g oath, otk adas 
measure on the part of aes nght advisable that they shoul YP nary, | violate the other, and thereby incur a penalty of 101, an acre, to 
t least premature. I dition h ough e that they should be submitted to the | be paid not by way of penalty, but as “pactional”’ rent. The 
was at least p. ; $ to the open defec. donea districts into whi ich the ovin ivided, and | whole was drawn up in the mést stringent form in favour of the 
tion of aa F ar ont = mols, Dr. Ryan, | ree: f the Protestant pea | landlord. It bore date 24 May, 1822, and was for a term of her 
Bishop o imerick, gan, Bishop of Kerry, and | nit ears. The rotation potted. required by the agree ment w. 
4 hy. Shihow ok Cork. h YS Yy y, before thoy « should be Per the basis of future hat is termed amongst ag calturists à ye nig 
Dr. Murphy, p s TT in their organisation, sew. =t m fio t 8 before fallow ; in the follo ing year a 
adhesion t measure, and as a compliment to | were, the Earl of Sir | a Cro ena Yourth, tient or barley ; fifth and sixth, pasture. 
"Dr. Ryan (a very amiable man and unobtrusive politi- Arthur Brooke, M T T nig ste vai Somerset | 10, f0llow out this ‘course, it was evident, suppdaing t arn nass 
cian); } Colon i Ve ” M P.J P: , c 1 | to be of equal size, that in ev: ery ree ie ar the tenant would 
k, ey n -5 e: erner, Dey -3 er | have at nu 10 — out of 1 in tillage, and in e dem six years 
to the rejudi 3 li i 
z colege prej ce o c Barto a E the Rev, Loftus Reed, J.F hry | the whole woul m tillage ; whe hare eas a penalty of 10t. per 
wa an | Reichel Es 3 J.P. ; the Rev. H. Aid acre was P osed upon him for having in ny one year more 
acs It Sake intimated that Dr. Murph y: Rom an} A. Nixon, Esq., J. P P.; $ Thomas Nixon, Esq., J.P. ; Rev, pe a rece DSAI to AAA rh rec at Gk tte See 
Bii “Bisho lop of Ear yu hand over his Splendid Messrs. Hamilton, fie Moffat ; Nicholas Avché all, | of 184 l brother-in taw: me fen ee Yale (plainer pb ie 
library, containing. } man paeh dfo T the n: e of the a Cha rles Keb Esq., &e.—Another meeting to | to defendant, requiring him to go to Crofthead, and make ar- 
th | Mr, rehdall on being deprived of thk | | fenant sent hes the miscropping « of his gi to which de- 
enda: i 
t for answer, * That he declined g as bis was 
he Maynooth Bill were in Prog ress unty m 
pees ‘and inhabi- 
ing, 
be held in Ennis- | ation land, and he me done nothing wrong, ” Heni 
a te 
killen. The disteist Orange ria aro 
ir was held in Kerry to affor d the 
ts of that county a ss o 
opinions on the measure. The High Sheriff, Mr. Gal- 
Roman Catholic, pr ; and the eee 
£ 
mer, were 
t this ageing, Te both 
approval of the address toS Sir R. 
e petint of the” address, Sir R. Peel 
S 5 assure you that no effort on my part 
‘shall be i i ta promote feelings of: reciprocal good- 
com 
been summoned | | Braithw eee of Kirkby Lonsdale, said he 
ra Eoi E of the lands adjoining "et ndar 
pe 
ast 
eparations fo Boats ward the cropping of def 
Mr. Archdall will also be invited to t ed byy TEPA wena rstood te 
Defends ant’s and rs as 50 o iaid as not to 
T ae » thr 
county meeting, 
TENE banquet. 
fae o make 
otland. | neces 
o put up a naa in 4 ‘Geld. The plan produ 
Inverness.—The G: w Constitutional contains 12) Y P innit oes ig years’ course, To Eg reper Ut 
a G | pupie adjoming farm nine years. single fie. mig. 
Free CI of a report tof “the General Assem mbly of the | so divided as to make it suitable for a è x years’ cou My 
ree S in this town, which met on Thursday | land was kept in middling condition, Defendant’s was in as 
the and “como oer the 27th ult. The | if ays fe «yh condition than mine, ; annot fay a wes 
meetin ti | against defen s management, I generally managed in 
b ty T z held “in i pea capable ot voden pavilior 1| same way cores so much as half in grass. I recollect of t 
uilt for the ns t e of comera | trid croppings, I never attended Netherby agricultural meet. 
ple, ings. . Ya ~ “examined m y lands in 1841 or 1842. He wi 
tains 4,000. It measures 140 ft. long by 75 bound, in eed then about oar lands be elo 
0 every Gay, efendant § Th jes a mile from 
and has three roofs. It is lighted wi ith 261 jets of 5 and was much nearer the road leading from Longtown to 
Liberal candi. 
‘as The fine suite of ng institu ceived the 
tite, through which is the entrance to the platform, | dates at his house last e T and I gT e hè voted — 
the Paviti ames’s Ad T a occasion. now another 
together with the site for the Pavilion pwned t kios ai We Votes against Sit 
Saunders. 
i qual administratión of the | nite 
time iste of loyal dates | ty our prope te 
the Assembly by the edipa 5 and town council free | | James's arty ; but A Tete Tis ma shortly afterwards, Re. 
oe veen ail classes of Her Majesty’ s subje cts i in | of exp ense, The atte ndan of At ~ eteudants lana we very well man bane Two 
an j ld r than wis | wt white cro Ways injurious to 1a , more so if not well 
and t them oe | limed or mai thew nder-steward to 
ae pm Ma Brown, w 8 laintiit, 
uced plans of defendant’s tanta, and showed croppings for 
anticipated, considering the prod 
the years 1843 and 1844, I first discovered that the lands were 
ppe 
ep z pa classes loc tava 
resented, $ ore 
eal for the interest and ho! nipeni of the r less nume rousiy. reropped i mary, 1844, when Imade a survey. Thad 
a E. Glastow. gr grae h dht j noticed the overcropping by defendant before that. [have been 
Ireland, iid: Nas ‘been ‘latterly visitine Belfast arg ore N ri nt 2 | under-steward three years. It was not my duty to look over 
KI ‘A feeli y £ =H t| strong contingent. The influx of strangers was also | f: unless told to do so. , Defendant eget, at Candlemas. 
thlone.—A feeling very generally ka ssive. A local n newspaper states that the town | No vestures were left for the in-coming ten The lands 
; a yi 5 e, fendant 
y hp Te Rey ab to | was more ae than it probably ever was on any DUT ere fe under an agreement mas tty tha bar 
Zoolo i D 1G ate Saeg Sidi former occa: | the land "fer e crop was cut year. No part 
ical ar, lens, Soe 1¢) <= — in ss. If pi h been in grass, it would have been 
ntly = n their fp more advantageous n in-coming tenant, and better to let. 
nny admission ; ores the excellent conduct of the Tio feto cigs 4 of Riia Pa | Cross-examined,—I yess poa s to Mr. Tweddle of his over. 
1CE-CHANCELLORS OURT. rai ‘apers.— | croppin; sb zone {A boo duce: Pi? anes ber Sie peters with 
i ple i std ban the PROE afforded to them at the latter places pion y. Fowler. —This was an applic: cation to the Vice Chan- ; , dei hoa Sie herein neither the rent ni 
“The Weekly Meeti ng of the Re held on 
londay in roo The building was oktay half 
Mr. T. Atkins was ealled to the chai r.—Mr. J. rp Aca 
Gh Granpelnen of Ulster, con- 
. eond ursued by the Repealers in 
ei respec tive courses òf agitation, would be ana forward 
Hext week, Bt Phage ped pe Nórtħum 
repeal 
epea! Aat sociation w: 
d commented wii 
. Mr. Reyn: 
ir 
a commanded the 
ga great proj beitan of Catholics.” 
TY, He gas! ba Bh = ae v4 Rig di the 
the 
E o 
It E ee ne- 
authenticity of 
German Catholic | Be 
odasi on of th <a 6 i 
many Popes, support y 
ned 5) the rench Re- 
ig 
r a commissi who certai va; 
ie writer, proved e ete rin they entertained 
They ind been h iak e the, i gona not believe et 
and over i 
eu nt 
ga aeeti was held in this town Tast 
the late 
baa) 
givea 
prietors o the pri: fint er and proprietor ¢ 
paper, E Meta neal = 
of the Chronicle, 
price, ig a a shape, vi 
ee aie Mee Bi rit sated Sii Fos of tt the plain 
walled 
a penalty 2 “odious par 
ide “against a respectable tea ; but 
where, asin this case, plaintiff has ey shown hat 
rthing sae mage. There bio baie - P: 
fen knew of th pt 
ion: 
whic! 
ade, had aie | f especial, ly 
rinciple of isi i ne as ot others ; for Be | he bio sustained one fa: 
way paper, n the afternoon of Satur. e to Show thai 
ce of it been 
ere b ought i jat the A of 
Iway pap , and then Burge out of = | tiva unobjec a, faultlen It monstrous to 
all their most important orig yinal matter, he set it up in t bo to Penis penal claus Po is agreement against de. 
and reprodu “i it ia ne shape of another journal in the aes! | fendant, not'as yin F ë, but in his individual 
of the same me evening mails which carried | | character, without the Teast proof t that! he è knew of the existence 
those jo barnai vaio also these nent pira- | | of such a document. Our defen iP porg et never did 
ey 
7 
| ing, and c learly ‘conta not be 
ot read the agreement, remarking on 
nant 
ur 
3 
money tables, Gine noti 
perto 
action 
by the Railwa Chronicle, employ had 
; pidh më person a its prepara’ mp ia EA eet neh coburn | defenda iis reach in not r If Sox: 
A couple of} an’ s bound to eree able him 
pirated wholesale. 
ater 
he was cit for penalties at 
imid ? He would sioi the character ne terms 0 
im ceveartad aati of these holdings.. The lates aren par great part 
acted entire. | boundless gg eng ms Tet out in small — for the à 
d le ading | modation rade: smen of Lorgh These holdings 
r) 
coy 
d 
talent, and which were —— and ore slong with 
similar plunder from other an e anc +S 
ABLI = "icedidle.— E yiating tee e 
r one haley eds ren ‘end of the ten 
a his wpe aoe 
fet in ee Ba. or. Jp., atol ihe had been selected 
; Od. pec owledge of these t reaches, ath 
d been 
to be litigated, and a suggestion of the jatge mo 
Pee referred to Mr. Sue. as arbitrator. ny er 
the arbitrator should include in his award a bal 
which became due after the comme’ ence ment of thi 
was — pine Defendant on his 
al di roat; and tne sa of ae) seeds. 
prises 16 s, divided kn stor three ea ra ry 
s pón Í 
ed to an s put mie 
Aale deferdant’s father, 
ny of which were totally inapplicable to the land in question. | 
For in ft stance, the tenant was bound to reside on the premises, | 
