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... on the Blunt case, the Belfast .Yews Letter says—The decision will secure the approval of patriotic Irishmen. Tho Sorthern Whig, justifying decision, says- Men like Blunt ara a source of weakness, and not strength, any political caose with which they ...

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... History, it is trae, never exactly repeats itself, but it sometimes comes very near doing so, and it may be the fate of the Whigs to be dished over Home Rule as they were over Reform. Lord Salisbury says that England's greatest crime against Ireland has ...

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... party. Yet he has the audacity to call himself a Liberal of Liberals, apparently in harmony with the avowed policy of the Whigs, who think they can thus do much more damage to the Radical party than by openly avowing themselves the Tories they know they ...