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... manner in which church preferment was bestowed in Ireland, on the greeted that the clergy who favoured the National Board were exposed to much obloquy. Ile then commented on the great injustice which was committed liy llthe government in having excluded from ...

... productions no less than 430 millions annually. But to what extent were those productions encumbered under the system of exposing our labouring population to the competition of the labourers of the world. He was going to tell them that the landlords were ...

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... the primate, in which his Grace Dr. Murray, the Archbishop of Dublin, concurs,:the Rev. Dr. O'Connell declines to refute and expose, as he had advertised, the nuini.lual whose gross calumnies and foul misrepresentations now directed against the sacred dogmas ...