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The ALLEGED FAMINE Is IRELAsD.-The mar
ke, in Dublin on Wednesday, better supplied with
potatoes which sold lower prices than on any day Tor
a week past, The provincial market notes represent
general decline in the price Of all kinds OF grain but Po-
ta,oes are somewhat in advance-they nave not now
ever approached the high quotations In the Dublin lists
Az the last Limerick market cup potatoes were only 2sd
10 Sd per stone white I'D per stone Al senash on
Tuesday the prices exactly the same az Limeck
The folio wing is extract from Letter dated shgo,
Nov 2 1916 Having spent great deal OF my iir''r
since came Ireland In rambling over the country
snipe shooting have made it my business to inquire az
every potato ed respecting the crops and my opinion
is very different from the general one, nasnucn ss 90
taink-st present az least-shat snere Jus. sounu
for the alarm universally expressed Ny reasons ioI
this are two ls there very much arger surface oi
ground sown with potatoes than ever there used 10 be
as il has now begun TO be much the custom 70 iatfen
pigs and and cattle upon them tor the tngsh market
secondly that there has been very much larger proou:e
this year than has ever beea known before. That the
disease exists both in ground and in the pits there is
no doubt; but there another circumstance did not
mention that the wheat barley, and oar crops are the
best ever known-in short the farmers words are that
il is the mos; productive year ever known


Sixteen Roman Catholic dioceses have now pro-
nounced agains, the Ministerial scheme Of education,
ina. of K!aoe being the latest o! the n,acoutsu.s