everything consistently went wrong. That am start after another was crushed in its infancy warn duo in a great measure to the indiscipline:, behaviour of a thoughtless field, who, without • shepherd to keep them in bounds, seemed to be ever " getting in the way " to use their ow

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INOCIILLTING HORS'S WITH 'ALUM!. Wa have received two more letters from Mr 0. B. Lnkrens on the subject of the compulsory inoculation of horses which an owner desires to send from this country into Ireland. We do not propose to enter into a discussion of scientific details, whic

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INVASION. THERE IS NO SUBJECT OF EQUAL IMPORTAN CE in regard to its consequences of which so much innocent ignorance prevails in the mind of the British public as that of invasion or raid. I have no desire to play the part of the alarmist; but the fact is we have been for so lon