text:  The Marquis of Waterford a bold and daring sportsman boundless in his charities frank and cordial in his manners not obnoxious on account of his politics and admitted on all hands to be one of the very best landlords in Ireland--in fact just such a character as the Irish would admire--he comes to reside and spend his eighty thousand a-year in the country and how is he treated? He gets up a splendid sporting establishment in Tipperary; _his hounds and horses were twice poisoned_; and this not being found sufficient to drive him from the neighbourhood in which he was affording amusement and spending money _his offices were fired_ and his servants with difficulty saved their lives