The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-06 00:00:00

TENANT IN IRELAND.

Mr. J. O'CONNELL moved for leave to bring in a Bill
to establish by law throughout Ireland the custom of
tenant right, that has prevailed in the province of Ulster.
He said this question was the root of the evils of Ireland,
upon which it was necessary something should be done.
He was not favourable, as a principle, to the interference
of Parliament in such matters, but this was an excep-
tionable case.
There being but thirty-three Members present, the
House was counted out.

WHAT THE STATE GETS BY LIFE ASSURANCE.—
When assurances upon human life are effected for busi-
ness purposes, we consider that the State should derive
benefit from them, in the shape of taxation;.but where
they are effected against future calamities which may come,
at any moment, when we least expect such a visitation,
perhaps, out of small earnings, and by much self-
denial, we find in practice, that any such impost is a
tax upon Providence, of the most dangerous and im-
politic kind, since life assurance is diminished, accord.
ing to the extent of the tax. About 60,000.0001. are
invested in life assurance, from which the State derives
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a blow dealt at the happiness of a nation.—The Reporter
for July.

THE CHOLERA.... Pe are glad to be able to state
that hitherto there has been no extension of the Asiatic
cholera in this town or its immediate neighbourhood.
terminating
We have again to record a few new cases, several
fatally ; but there is yet nothing
to show any spread of the epidemic. There
have been in all three deaths, including that of
Moore's, noticed in our last, from the same house in
Charlotte street, Cambridge-street, Chorlton-on-Med-
lock; and a fourth individual, or lodger, in the house
has had a severe attack, but through prompt and effec.
tual medical aid, he is now out of danger. There have
been several new cases also in Manchester, two of them
fatal, besides that of the man James Holland, who died
late on Friday night; and one case in Salford, rather
severe, but the patient is • recovering.—Manchester
Guardian.

THE LONDON BANKERS AND THE BRITISH BANK.
—ln our two last numbers we have noticed the prin-
ciples end proceedings of the company established for
introducing the Scotch system of Banking into London,
and we are gla.l to hear that there is every probability
that a very c,,n,iderable modification in the old London
houses is likely to be effected.—The Reporter for July.
Rather let us suffer fur speaking the truth, than
that truth should suffer for want of speaking.—Eliza
Cook's Journal.

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