Glasgow Courier. — 1847-09-07 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

RIGHT OF WAY-ENCOUNTER IN GLEN TILT.  ItH AFFAIIMIFIMPROVEIdENT AMERICA, &c. following letter, signed, "Wm. Kelly, Camp-hill, county of Aug. 94," on Irish grievances, their remedy, &c., is addressthe Editor of the Ti,... : Sir,—ln the number of your journal.. quote Sir E. hlPNagitten's assertion, " that n.'...-sot Repeal." Allow me to append another quotation- from , Noe-Yard Herahl, received by the last packet, which states " many libellrhalwat asuperso clta from the kl‘,tccrtfimiri over and httereasliC;eirfide new triluw arrtdhriwctrz sit is energy,idt son. and thrift of which he seemed devoid In the land of his birth 7 7th Light Dragoons—Cornet J. Trennery, from 10th Light Is it that he crosses the wide waste of waters to stub up the Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Grogan, appointed to the 12th t oaks of the primeval forests of America, while immense tracks Light Dragoons. ntry of easier reelamation lie stretched before him at home, 10th Light Dragoons—Captain ted with its natural raviues and little rivulets to carry off be Captain, vice Pattinson, who drainage, and with -limestone gravel at hand to form an amal- to be Cornet, by purchase, vii< _ equal to any cultivable soil on the surface of the globe?— Light Dragoons. I anticipate the answer P—Beoftuae Irish landlords hold out 12th Light Dragoons—Captain S. Pole, ~,n half-pity doeement, no encouragement for industry. The Irish pea- tached, to be Captain, vice T. Bernard, who exchanges ejected from his wretched holding, stigmatised as an agitator, R. H. B. Barry to be Captain, by purchase, vice Pole, dler, ay, • murderer, scarce lands on the shores of America Urea' ; Cornet T. G. A. Oakes to be Lieutenant, by 'he beholds before him at every turn the premium for honest vice 8. Barry; Cornet C. E. Grogan, from the 7th try, when magically all volatile vice and follies fly off, and goons, to be Cornet, vice Oakes. natural virtues and attributes of good citizenship come into Ist Foot—Lieut. F. L. Witemore ay, soon enabling the naked, despised bring ovei ' Brevet-Major ' to his bosom his separated family, and , rewardeq industry, a "rich and extensive agriculturist. 811 Edward, you might as well expect locomotion without fuel as industry from any man in an, proper stimulant of adequate encouragement. Amongst the other unfortunate errors of , they combated the Introduction of a Poor-law relieved without destroying, and, owing t it was only administered like an untimely Society, leaving it a serious doubt whether follow as application. When times comparatively fee but then overmatch for duties ;" ai to those few or wisely devising their condition, their numbers were less extermination; and, as if to cap all-wise P  ...A market. ___ _ of the Admiralty where the beat and cheapest provision in turn,appears the landlord's climax, in ,of a it, r _ r.tte collector. The pauperised tenantry, .1 of contributing make a legal demand for relief on the land that reared them; thi more comfortable tenant, who was donleiteite guarantee of a luta for hia Improvements, is glad to be free.to dy his farm; but Ui landlord cannot abandon his pointeeslose; he at least toast rental to gather the bitter fruits of the maladministration of his duties. Permit me to sketch a few of the difficulties of the juncture ' thls province. The great bulk of the tenantry exhausted all tb available means (cattle and poultry) before they sought mill; ment on the public works last autumn and spring, and since ' cessation nearly nine-tenths of them hare subsisted on the —.while folly the other one-tenth(lndependent farmers) emig, taking with them considerable amounts of money. A quantity t the arable land is waste, RS well in consequence of this, as also in - of the public e• At seed time, and the ' should •'