I see by your red coats and top-boots, that you're for the hounds to-day, but as I'm in a hurry, I wish before you go, that you'd see those sneaking devils that are hanging about the place.

Hourigan is there again with fresh falsehoods--don't be misled by him--the ill-looking scoundrel is right well able to pay--and dix me if I'll spare him.

Tell him he needn't expect any further forbearance--a rascal that's putting money in the saving's bank to be pleadin' poverty! It's too bad.

But the truth is, boys, there's no one behind in their tithes now entitled to forbearance, and for the same reason they must pay or take the consequences; we'll see whether they or the law will prove the strongest, and that very soon.

Good-bye, boys; good-bye, M'Carthy--and I say, Jack and Alick, be on your sharps and don't let them lads do you--d'ye mind now ?--keen's the word." He then got on his comfortable jaunting-car, and drove off to wait, according to appointment, upon the Rev.Jeremiah Turbot, D.D.
"Mogue Moylan," said John, "will you go out and tell them fellows that I and Alick will be in the office presently--and do you hear?
tell them to look like men, and not so much like murderers that came to take our lives.