[37] Doctor M'Hale declared publicly, that, if it so pleased him, he would place two _cow-boys_ in the representation of Mayo. [38] At the trial of the men for the murder of Mr Brian the other day, at the Wexford assizes, the people cheered so loudly when the witnesses hesitated or doubted, that a woman, the principal evidence, declared "she would tell nothing more." The judge was obliged to order the court-house to be cleared, and the accused were acquitted. [39] A landlord requires no such warrant--he can distrain without any authority. [40] In case of replevin, the valuation of the stock or crop seized is left to the _tenant himself_, so that sometimes he may value stock worth 50s. at only 20s., and they _must_ be restored to him, on giving security for what he sets them down as worth. The landlord cannot interfere. [41] The law never allows the landlord _more_ than the wages paid in the neighbourhood, in case he is obliged to employ men to save the crop. [42] A man committed can only be discharged on bail, or by the bills being ignored by the grand jury. * * * * * [Illustration: MAP _of_ AFRICA from the Equator to 13. deg. North Lat: and from 31. deg. to 51 E. Longitude _Constructed from the latest and best authorities_ by James Macqueen Esq. _London, March 15th, 1844_] _Edinburgh: Printed by Ballantyne and Hughes, Paul's Work._