A TOUR IN ULSTER

POPULATED, from the most ancient times, as its name-derived from the Scandinavian god Thor-would indicate, by men of the North, hardy, Unconquered men of Gaelic and of Scottish origin, the RevCaesar Otway, an accomplished tourist, designates Ulster as "an eternal defile." It is well known that its rocks and woods, and almost impenetrable fastness, enabled its chieftains to uphold a kind of savage independence long after the subjugation of other parts of Ireland. Armagh is also designated, in a fragment of Irish topography, translated by Mr.