4 T Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Parish held SUNDAY, the 20th of Tebnii-r , 1036. SWEETMAN, Esq., in the Chair, Tl* following Resolutions were agreed to. Proposed Mr. Owen Doyle,seconded by Mr. John Murphy. Tithes have ever appeared tons the fruit ess source of discord —unj

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WEXFORD INDEPKNDENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INDEPENDENT. Ncwlownbarry House, Dec. 31, 1867* Sir— l enclose you copy of letter which I have addressed to the County Inspector of Constabulary, in reply to his circular of December 27th, in which be requests all the proprietors of polic

Amhrosetown, Jan. 2, 1667. Sir,—l beg to forward you the enclosed rosoluiiou of the Bannow Dispensary Committee for the approbation of the Guardians. Dr. James Boyd, medical officer of Bannow dispensary district, being unable do the duties of the district from illness at present

The great respect which the House Lords professes to entertain for the Lower House, has not pre Tented it from modifying the Reform Bill in several important particulars, mid with regard to matters which were deliberately discussed and decided by the Commons, such as the qualifi