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... heats all that ever read of, in point an. lent and modern fiction. Every schoolboy knows 100 well the character of the hold, hardy, and independent race of Ireland’s peasantry to require any further observation from me, than that such comparison bears the ...

... hit the purpose attending his public duties. . parly dined at Radley’s Hotel Tuesday week, to commemorate the acqoittiil of Hardy, looke, and Thelwall. Mr. lleppel was chairman, and Major Revell, Mr. Coppock.and Mr. Galloway, the principal speakers. , ...