... dogmatic opinions of one whose main principle it was to uphold the legitimate influence of Englsnd throughout the world; and Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Liberals, acknowledging how eplendidly the veteran had realised this cardinal point of his policy, easily ...

... down murderers and assassins! He held from time to time appointments on the provincial press; but they were almost entirely on Whig Liberal papers. It was from the Carlow Post he paned into the Irish People office. Here he was found to be • ready writer; ...

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