, 1881-10-30
BRITISH NEWS.
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FAD TINES IN ENGLAND.
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! LONDON, Oct. o9.-.Jennin2s' special says: En-
! glish landlords are quito US. badly ofT,as ther
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here, and Il landlord can drive home on a dark
night .yi,hou. fear OF Iel,g shot, Hut rents are as
difficult Of collect,ou rs in Ireland md enormous
quantities OF land ire beng thrown upon the
owcers hands. Tho only district that has es-
capped tha general visitation is the gruzinR coun-
trv III Cumberland. Westu,ureand, and tho West
/ lsiling OF Yorkshire, where the soil is so poor
aud the region so mountainous tnat
whea.-grow!ng IS impossible. and rain
rather beneficial 1hnn otherwise In every other
county the farmers have not only lost heavily
but ara on the verge Of bankruptcy. a series
OF good seasons would. OF course, help
than, and their burdens Mlght nc -hSat-
eued by the REIMBURSEMENT ot local rites
and the sfnp!lfcadon OF thoD:ocess OF transfer
-Rut the best authorities admit that the English
a2ricutfur'. cannon. Under tue most lasorap1ts
circumstances, Withstand the american coinpe-
tlt1on OIL the 1htCre. mere nus oeen unusual
ACTIVITY or LATE IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
Sir Stafford Northcote und the Marquis OF Sa lis
bury. on the one side, and MIR. Gladstone und Sir
Willin,n Harcourt on the othor, hnye Invaded
the provinces. and the lcsaer Etars are twink
i!ng-Mr Chamberlain ana MF. Shaw-Lefesrc
representing the Governments and ford Randolph
Churchill and Mr. James Low1her. the recently
elcctcd member for North '4inrolnshFe. the Up
pusltit'n. The acceptance OF tue convention ny
the lsoer Fo1SsTaad nus rei'escu the'M'n'strv u
question: taat ntts co7e 1nem a'A"s
bud quarter OF hn hour, AMI tue u'teT
collapse Of the Land LeaEue has tn measure
justified their Irish policy st'i thelr POPULAR
ltE IL on the "ane' anu II tue .opposluou "efe
aoy le'i' or even 1ea al al'' tne pFesehe fa'4nt-
'ment "ou'u noe run 10 'he emu OF us "atutst
term. tut It Is onls 10" apparent uiae 'n'
its leaders. The Marquis OF Salisbury eau make
rafting speech. o'lt
HE -CAEfIES NO WEIGHT.
t4is secrot 1rcar,es when he Eas In the Foreign
Dn;co md rne tricks he PLAYED. not only with
a,hn iu,,ero, nresrire.' as the LIMOGES
caIloa ;r b.t. unon the credultty
~ HE s,nnor,nra ,,c neithcr rorootten nor
forgiven. Sir stafford, while prccminently safe,