The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-08 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dt MAL JAX T.

A meeting of the tenant fanners, ;ndot;itire,---of the
viun y Ca low and rdjainin,; district., in support of
the objects of t`m tt 'Ant league, and for the formation
of a tenant right aseociation, took place at Carlow yes-
terday. The meeting was held ID the open air, but
was not nunierouly attended as compared with some
of the former demuustratiocs of this nature. The
chair was occupied by Captain Carter. A deputation
from the council of the tenant league wee in attend-
ance. Among the letters which mere read was one
from Mr. Shsnasa Crawford, oho writes:
When 1 enrolee, all the evi.s sod &Phi Wank*
ltdi
the tenant class of Ireland have bean so Moe subjec, and
the *memo. ems molting thereirom, not ,alp to tom elms,
but to the interests of smutty peserally, I feel most ster.mtly
the amenity of • combnied diem ter redress ttrooth the
medium of esadeiativ•s easeatiustiouady fores.d, by mime of
which public opinion can Ise contentrtud and brought to act
p-it the legislator,. b
est. eceoceive to be paw object, and
It meets my fullest *pret It comsat be los often repeated
that industry es the heel, of iudtvidual sad animal wealth—
all capital arises tram the application of labour, &IA mitLase
smutty for the products of taken, in whatever way It may
be applied, ms mast take the place mf industry. Mu
ocuntry can prosper where this mewl does not 'list. The
want of it nay be n the Imes 01 Ireland, and until it shall be
estr.lished, Ireland eon hero rim :o that wealth and pros-
perity tar wt.ith her avant tesourees afford its ample
ax, Yee us. y rely upon =y cordial amigos*, is every
m
measure whie e will oper etc in mowing II the tenants of Ire-
land a jus: and mink ibis to ant right. I have the hesoar to
be, nentimaen, year fe.te ful
WM. SH \RM•S CRAWFORD.

• Messrs. P. J. Cullen and Behet J. Kenny, liemmaries.
The following letter wan oho read among the nor-
mepal,dence :
ryillesee•,—As is year lettere to me, later receired. you
appear to teeegnim U.s leer that I perform my 4 oti,s as •
leadlerf nits puttee eel with a dee regard to the Irritate or
my tenantry, I beg to be tanned km identifying wysini
with say amosiarion with shore ptinciples and rely al
cendast ma not messtiated. I .see
great &Scald, s In th,
way uf Irgiebition upon this matter—es, is my opinion, the
satin relations 4tandlord and truant are most besegeially
attested by the priati,l s of mussel .elf interest; bat they
might Lot b . insurmountable it parlament were to spproseb
the setket is a calm ai.d statesmanlike spirit.— lam,
gentlemen, your otreilleat servant, H. Itocnruar.
Cloquasae, Jar. 4.
A encetieg was held yesterday for the porpose of
establi -dog an Irish Fiesholl Land Investment
Society, somewhat on the plan of the society of that
kind which hes been established in England. Thu
obj, ct as to take advantage of tho opportunity which
the Incumbered Estates Commilsion elf irde of pur-
.hasiug land in large Tient iiise, and on moderate term,
Last evening a ripectabiy-attended m. acing of
chimes, artisans, ice., was hold io the theatre of the
Wyal Dublin S.)eiety, in compliance with public ad-
vert summit, for the porpose of making arrangements
to insure the cheap transit to, and comfortable accom-
modation in, London of visitor. from this city to the
famed world'a exhibition cf 'al. John Lentaigne and
William 11. Porter, E.epe., and other member@ of the
proeieional committee, were present. Mr. Porter ex-
plained the object of the " Dublin Exeunion Club,"
and the principles on which it was to be conducted.
Itules for the guidance of the club were adopted, and
the terms of membership enumerated. Considerable
interest was mandated by the audience in the an.'
dertskine, and at the close of the proceedings several
names were given in for enrolment.
De Thursday a preliminary meeting of the gentry
and landed proprietors of the district was held at the
lies ()Lilac Arms Hotel, Bandon, for the purpose of
Risking arrangements fur holding a general meeting
to consider thu propriety of exteadin4 the cultivation
of tl.x. The meeting was nunierous:y.and respectably
are..ded, and the ch...ir was ormapt,d by Viscount
rnard, nP. After some enlivened= on the sub-
ject of ope..iog a market, and the nec-ssity of havirg
flax mills erwt• el in the ne:ghbourhoud, it wee re-
solved thatageneral meeting should be called for the
14th inst.

SCOTLAND.

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