SYMPATHY FOB THE SICK AND WOUNDED. BANKRUPTCY OF THE O’pONOGHDE, MJ 1 . _ _ . . , . . .. In the London Coart of Bankruptcy, od luesaay, One of the largest and moat enthneiaetio meetmga th(re - wu brfore Eegietrar Hazlitt a first meeting ever held in Wexford took place in the Tow

several crops and the number of live stock in the several counties and provinces of Ireland. On the whole the returns for this year are not unfavourable. There is an increase in the extent of land* under crops to the amount of 64,776 acres. In cereals the chief increase has take

Immense Success of this Machine last Season is due to its Simplicity and Strength. Ihe materials used X. in its construction are such as to render its breaking almost impossibility. Its uniform Close and Beautiful Cutting. , . The ease with which it can be managed (while at work

IMPROVED Eight Horse power portable Steam Engine, and double biaet Threshing Machine for hire. Charges—ss. per hour for each hour worked by the Machines—(Term/ cash.) Apply to THOMPSON BROTHERS, Wexford, or to the men in charge. Wexford, Anguat I6th, 1870.

dinners in Paris correspondent writes ; are still in Paris ; it is served hot, with white sauce, with us; ignorance about Bazaine, but are assured by a Preach hut quite frequently it is eaten cold, with litde oil, officer, w ho has come back from the front, tha‘ had vinegar, sal

BEG respectfully to call the attention of their old and numerous friends to the following list of Wines, &c., &c. The Wines hare been imported from the first houses in the trade, so we can confidently recommend them.

B» amount of borrowed money refunded. By amount paid in full for the two 0 By amount paid in full for the Miss Sinnott Window, • 60 By amount paid Mr. Telford, for new blowing action and new reives in both 0 Organa, " By amount paid for requisites for Altar, Sanctuary, and Vestr

that town. p Saturday no Uhlan hud gained the prize ot 100 thalers offered by King William to whoever would seize the first bottle of wine. The terror of the luhahitants of Epernay had given place to boldness, and they ran about the streets calling for arms. There were none to g

_ _ .mmo-t-j- w a AO* Prut, and tkortty tnU PMMtd, altsfyp2S3hlsuanti g?on) -^ REA of fahct WALSH & SON, Auctionwrs, Wexford, beg inform the Public that Mr. Edward Parsons Fowler, of Jersey (the only resident exporter), will send thirteen snperior At.tu.an Calr.ng Pure-bred Alden