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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 45, 14 April 1863, Page 2

Mr. James Pagan, who represenfwfl county Wexford for some years in the IV I interest, died on the 12th January, in thCI year of his age, at Donabate, in the couajlH The Earl of Darnley is the owner of 4lfl tract of land in the fertile county of 49 His tenants are said to be for the mosffflj independent gentlemen and ProtestantsMflJ of them, Mr. Hopkins, had lived u P*kH estate for several generations. An &WjH rent was lately put upon his extegr'arfifl ing farm, which he declined to f T W^^k consequently got notice to quit, r"^ l^jlH dispossessed. He has been succ' * \vH ther Protestant gentleman, Mr^'UitfttKH Alley, and it is reported that the landwH sisted on his putting out three cottier tw^| Mr. Alley had received several threffl notices, which he sent to the next/polSflJ tion, and the police were ordered to t ftH about his house from eight o'clock, eacfl^H ing. On the evening of tbe 2nd d JaiIBJJ blunderbuss loaded with twelve SU W^| discharged through his dining-room ■■ when it was supposed he was at dinneAjflH table lamp was. broken and an^il IW^| perforated by the shot- Mr. family had left the room but a moffljjjflj fore. These facts are stated on the a^^^| of a correspondent of the Dublin Evenvm^^ The probability is that the Bibbqnibj^^H taken up the cause of the cottiers. _V^H A fish-walk has been made for ttfflflH over the rocky ground between LougjjlflH and Lough Mask, in the county of at a cost of £650. By this means sii^Hjj now enabled to pass up and down &*fi^H Lord Palmerstone has been elecfe^Hfl ary president of the Glasgow Ath»"9^J |