The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-12 00:00:00

IRISH FISHERIES.

13114—Thern lean article in your paper of the 23rd Dec.
on the fisheries of Ireland, to which I take the liberty of
writing • reply, sad if you think my statements worth your
seals% pas eao lay them before the public. Being •• Scotch
illbileffere sot living at the fishing oration sear Dungarvan,
I hew • good knowledge of the spot, and also of the man-
ners nod customs of the people. The fishermen of 'Lis place
_s not of the elan the Teases represents standing at the
Mors of their huts waiting till heaven or govvrament send
Ibsen boats or nets. They have boats and nets, and they
sire always going to we when the weather is goof', end often
Me the poor fellows lab...tiring • whole night without doing
asy good. Their misfortune is not owing to their indolence,
loather is it for want of AM on the mast. Fish of every
kind are on this e met in great abundance, such as Derange,
mickaml, sprats, hake, cod, ling, and alio haddocks of the
best description I ever saw, in great abundance. The mute
of their 'Miamians is entirely owing to the fi4hing tackle
wed the Chine Irma. The Dungarvan fl herman glee to s'a
is hooker. and each man only Mkee with him two hand-lines,
with one honk on reek ; there are generally seven men in each
host or honker, and that only makes fourteen hooks to the
strew. In a Scotch !Wine boat each man tale, s six hundred
books, and there are Neuman, eight men, which m:.k a for
the whole crew 4,8110 hooks.
The hook-, often gess becalmed in fine weather, and the
Irk are often mach decayed before they come t. market, but
the Elosteh boat een bring her fish to market in good order,
kt uy kind of wea•her ; if she cannot sail she eau be pulled
by ears; there could not be a dander fl.hind vessel in-
✓ested than a barker at our fishing Ration ; the fishermen
pmerally todow after the net fishing; they go toe a in very
sill clumsy boots; I wonder often that the -ne-balf of
them are not drawn/4 when a breeze of wind come,; their
herring-sets are only four yards deep, and they ft .at them
As the top of the water with corks; it is almo.t • miracle
If dry soak any herrings when they are swimming on the
tsp, as, are lying from one place to another, or pursued by
sew enemy. The Scotch herring-not is fourteen yew&
deep; they float them with bladders, and at these bl side r•
they have long ropes attached, so that they con let their nets
down to any pert of the gers they please. When herriogs are
• they lie s, the bottom ; they -be coupling
• tell

the subj add at t0ti.71478.--- 'Vat —OllZt77. saki. —on-tieremaii they lie sear the bottom ; they may beeoupling in a farmer's barn in mecum, ma mere regent' e vee
Cobden lost,
fieneke Ms relmtiOas it expenditure. or preparing a place to deposit their spawn—no one can tell with a couple of fat geese. It appears that WAnasuland had
BURGLARS CAPTURAD IN BIRMINGRAM—Yeate, Matheirs's way. Mr: Militant was well UMW by Roxby ; boarders !Mould be allowed to be taken by any or tist
Why is It ensued tlaR die seam would net respoad to tie eases Then are some pima in via !land when the been previously an in-patient of the liiihmary, when at. day, at tae polise.ta si at Balalaikas, two men, named and two dom. st'es, a doting 014 butler and a smart chats- masters. It did not distiricily appear what had been (lone hy
such appeal, and make this ear spelerf ice ova .. the &haws lets his meta down to the beams entirely ; they tacked by tev, r, and in this way knew a' the way about the John (}naves sad John Bnwurth, together with Mary Ix maid, in the persons of Meadows and Miss Marshall, the matteras to the admission of boarders in the interval
trial ?If direct taxation, as • passe" Im geed, them we lie is the top of the herring, and wiles they move at the Muss. Re hod, accordingly, turned his local knowledge to Guavas, the nether of the Ant-named primmer, were witted much to the livelinese of the piece. between 1840 and the present time, but he thought that if is
should mobs flail, Primo IWI di* Mira expedient eel a tura of the tide, they get Asir rem filled with amount, by procuring Gore a press In a Toon, on the same brought Up under the following eirethastanore. eltesop, the unsettled state of matters during this time the mutely
temporary teasels& gives se said hamisties to** less- Malaga both day and sight I hats Mews boats, II we the clothes et hinrcelf and his eompattions, in which chief lasputor of the deteative polies, stated that, in mow _ CLXRICAL had taken boarders, they ought not to be allowed to partici-
try's efforts nor to the 1110111117 re Ur& Is the &death*. at a time of that Mad, brag is lit barrels in they had been placed for safety. Prom the statement of the queues of information receiu ha, Tandy, Dutton. and PalrsnOrtolvil.-TRev. Y. limewteta to Petite*
.P.C., pate in the exhibitions. He approved of the proposal to die.
zett° from the mmaddloaloos utak elPiderod in the ose day. Now, sir, I boa emir mesa le believe remaining prisoner, we learn that the trio had been lilting Morrow, of the &Indus force, moot to Tessowrow at hag Witte, tßo2_o. sad. Rietil•;bilt I. Tome.. Eat, : rri, lan • 1,.e1•
of
with the tervicee of the mathematical muter until Ms
I.llPres• • few days dams lIMIIMII POMP _OOP. the& boreinge are as }lull an Ibis seal se in Scot. ram I the fire in their night clothes, talking in Irish, and patlo of the previous sight. Afar a short time he and Dst. dam." Talk r`pst..— At;„. idekter Hollows) E.. o.:e, it,7_ge,,7l: fonds of the charity should have increased, bus
Sae is a panap•
_sheroing es aistinegy the laud, and may be ma*, em ho ellme=dione at the ers denbassniog their mellae, when disturbed by the stir- ton west to the frostdoor of the New Library, is Templsrow J. urengart .ie Pleat V., Dorset, dia. 86nun OM. ; poi.. Major that would be in some measure dependent upon the
*este of he neellis, and their barbs( bottom 011ie WA ; and eta peer, fismise • sacas looting grout's t. The,. managod, however, to pop Into bed be- Wait. They row a light, sad head soma ow inside, trying hum,: sut W. r. r. Mahan, ren—mv. —an
to sea_ capabilities of the assistant masters to fulfil this dot/.
la lbo permanent Mama of ha kingdom, that it is sow oe the Wolin with his little beet and ble her yard set, and fore he snared the roost, and shortly stele his departure apPerentlY to open the door, which at length ops, needed P.C., Woliftrhatnoton, dio. Lich.? 113 l.; mt., I. Cloak, It had aim been proposed to appoint trashes from smOuti
as morales the views Mesa expressed. The essay catching metals', although Wiliam 4 homage ere swim- M'Auslasd slipped out, got the clothes, and each doused his what Dates end he Tusked in, and seised the male Est: Re.L. W,,,.. L. Parkes. res-_,..—Rov. °Mora to !mall 7a., the residents of the woo of Blanchester. Upon this subject
ari.." the spasm of tasetilm hat obstrsetive to the minga her yards below his minima mi. AU tame owe garments. They slipped Into bed again, covered primmer Grams. A blow with a Ufa rams
_ls,"',:ciu°l...7:._`''''kee.ip.l•;ll. ',",a :it.; jpet".a" C.,14,,=:::. he thought the suggestion of Muter Dowdeewell was very
glyndos of eemammea, the lese impermillieg to the ••• ham is the mesas' sod ash Met hem is se fish on the themselves up, so as to mensal their drew. end waited pa- across his arm, sad fell on Tony.' head. Having mewed
_Rev. J. ?woad...osmium 'guilder of mots 1...6.1., ch,...,t,' good, that where an inhabitant of the town thought fit, tar
=eget* raessois,al helmet
be by whist es* mask smil mske every gespaales he pig away to Ame- fleetly it He arrival of the nurse with their supper. After Graves be found a skeleton key in Me qteh, and tout geolowiem—ace, IL Mood to mom= c.. mohoti'—' —''-' the ;malt of purer air, to reside out of the tows, elthooletw
is he Hnitell HMOs. meg be mode to center lila. Yek peeve OM hark. UM els the seem in rest shun- dismissing that, on the removal of the cloth and the nurse, another false key was found in the door of the li . The VACANCY—Bridlington P.C., York, die. York ; 1401 ; curVing on hid basinett h. Match
fed
that ought not
bate towards the swat elate skies MOM roped= to his dames is gate easy. A peg number ef hate comes here each rem to his legs ; and, stealing cautiously down stairs, two men were thee taken to the station, after w be, pats., Dna of theists Rev. C. &MOM -•- disqualify him from being •appointed a truer.,
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