...proposition which is now greeted with shouts of " No, no," in the most absolute manner. They said — " It i> admitted on all hands that, according to the general...Ireland, the landlord builds neither dwelling-house nor farm offices, nor puts fences nor gates, 4o., in order, whether he leases his Innd to a tenant or not....

...fully verified by experience in Ireland; for the Land Occupation Commissioners' Report states: — "It is admitted on all hands that, according to the general practice in Ireland, the landlord neither builds dwelling-houses nor farmoffices, nor puts fences, gates, &c., in good order before he...

...appear strange to an English ear. We learn from the report of the Land Occupation Commissioners, that " it is admitted on all hands, that, according to the general practice in Ireland, the landlord neither builds dwelling-houses, nor farm-offices, nor puts fences, gates, &c. in good order, before...

...tenantry, in a manner that would conduce at * once to their own interest and the public advantage. It is admitted on all hands, that, according to the general practice in Ireland, the landlord neither builds dwelling-houses nor farm-offices, nor puts fences, gates, &c., in good order before...

...their tenantry, in a manner that would conduce at once to their own interest and the public advantage. It is admitted on all hands, that according to the general practice in Ireland, the landlord neither builds dwelling-houses nor farm offices, nor puts fences, gates, &c., in good order before...

...condition of the relations of landlord and tenant in Ireland in 184G :— "It ia admitted on all handa, that according to the general practice in Ireland, the landlord builds neither dwelling-houses nor farm offices, nor puts fences, gates, &«„ into good repair, l>efore ha Jets...

...the arrangement between landlord and tenant. In Ireland the case is wholly different. The smallnesa of the farms, as they are usually let, together with...Ireland the landlord builds neither dwelling-house nor farm offices, nor puts fences, gates, &c., into good order before he lets his land to a tenant. I Arthur...

...proposition which is now greeted with shouts of "No, no," in the most absolute manner. They said — '' It is admitted on all hands that, according to the general practice in Ireland, the landlord build» neither dwelling-house nor farm offices, nor pats fences nor gates, ¿to., in order, whether...

...regards the rent the advance has been enormous." The Devon Commissioners, who were all landlords, say : " It is admitted on all hands that, according to the...general practice in Ireland, the landlord builds neither a dwelling-house nor farm-steading, nor puts fences, gates, &c., into good order before he lets to...

...by themselves for their own purposes, ironically called courts of justice ! The commissioners add, " It is admitted on all hands that, according to the...Ireland, the landlord builds neither dwellinghouse nor farm offices, nor puts fences, gates, etc., into good order, before he lets his land to a tenant. The...