HOUSE ANKECkERS.
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There is custom in Dublin which for its
boldness and impudence, exceeds any thing
we ever read of. In many parts of that city
the tenants pull down the houses and carry
away the materials. Mr.. Ellis, NJ. p. for
Dublin, presented a petition to parliament,
praying for an act to prevent it. He said
that the practice was carried to an enormous
extent, and that he knew one individual who
had iostffiy h1nScs that 7cay! He gave no.
tice of bringing in bill to remedy the evil.
Doubin journal adds: Indeed we do not
wonder that the worthy member should feel
rather sore on this subject, as we remember
that not long since when he went to seek tor
his rents arising out Of some houses in Fisher
lane, he was informed that the houses had
totally disappeared six weeks before"