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... collection can ignored. The correspondence between Mr. Ruesetl and die session lias appeared in tile Banner of Ulster and Northern Whig. Belfast and oilier coogiegations, it iseapreted, will to it that the otdei of theGei.eralAsaemli'ysliall be carried out. The ...

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... Thoa march Arclibiehop Conoily haa not gone Britain lor nothing Maiiilcatu our ia more treache’ eroua and timeaeraing then Whig preda ceaaor. * Joist Dispcromr.—The Kdition for 1867 of the rery oeelul end handsome Volume annually issued under thia title ...