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TITHEs--THE coERoIvE MEASURES.
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TITHEs--THE coERCIvE MEASURES.

 The tithe campaign is still in active pro- gross in the counties of Roseommon and Tipperary. On Saturday week 3 party of so police were employed in the Rev. MT. Neyille's parish of Cloynepriest, near Ros- common, in the service of latitats for ar- rears of tithes. Meantime the pensioners deserted their houses and locked up their doors, which had been previously mended and secured, so that even a paper could not be introduced, and the process-seryer could not serve his latitats. He therefore pro- cured a ladder and in some cases ascend- ed to the chimney tops, through which he dropped the lahtats! in others he removed portion of the thatch and thrust his latitat ill. For this latter act the owners threaten to indict him as house-breaker. On Monday last the party of so police again entered the parish, accompanied by rein- forcement of p dragons, when the pro- cess-server resumed his work of introduce ing his latitats into the deserted houses as we'll as he could, the inhabitants prudendy keeping out of the way all the time, and of- tering no active opposition to the proceed ings. In the parish of Ardlagh, however, q few days before, some obstruction was of fered to the process-server of the Rev. Mir. Ierveis, the rector. Iil consequence the latter returned the next day, with force of police, and captured three of the offenders, viz: two men and woman. The men were sent to the county jail, but the woman (who was pregnant) was so alarmed at her apprehension that she took alarmingly ill, and has remained in bed ever since. In the county of Tipperary the police took in- to custody, last Tuesday night, respecta- ble farmer of the name of Ryan, on war rant ot 25s. arrears of tithe, and carried him handeuifed to the county jail. They found him locked up in his barn, which they broke open to seize him, having pre- viously searched and aseertained that he was not in his dwelling house.

 The farmers and traders ill the counties bordering on the county of Kilkenny. are much inconvenienced by the strict system of patrol pursued by the police after sunset in .t!Ei;': .t!Ei;': county. night oi Sunday, the afh two ears laden with tierees of DOT ter, from Mr. Hughes of Colonel, were stopped on their road to Waterford as they crossed the county Of Kilkenny, at Pittown, and conveyed with their drivers back to their station at Carrick, where they were detained from F o'clock on Sunday night 10 o'clock on Monday afternoon, when the drivers were brought before a stipenda- ry magistrate, examined, and allowed to proceed. Another cannan returning from Fiddown, where he had letta fierce ol DOT ter, was also treated in similar manner. Nay, an old woman of 50 years of age, who was unfortunately returning to her house, near Pittown, within the cognizance