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e called the Reading Pablo, the Ireland
view general circulation The impression SPEAK offs
Lord John Russell BY NJ Gni=ot and 81 7hfers. That The
volume Will have an European and an American eircnlalon
matter course. Neyt week not already published viii
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mand SclavOnlan tansl aon only show the Poles thai
there have been horrd more reseyering. aud more
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"OCossELL's MEMOIR o. lREL,Sp.--The most import.
edition Of tbs work and at 1ee Which brings within the
reach Of every who wishes 70 be IN Of suSh an
i, has el brought out deserve .s,ias gratitude OF the
rsh eizss Of this Republic not o4y Tor th pr IN? sp
tab manner Of its execution WIZ, freshman will be with
out copy when IT can be procured S IS . erh b Volunteer
"O'CosSrlL's History or IREL.SD.-W- have received
Of this valuable and ns1,c,e work d D,4rl ~
Of The Irish leon for Gsnq 1s -n TT and
lasting mlerativey called for aud that the day is not far
distant when it come. The Ireland resident
itl such enthusiasm that the Throne Of Great
Britain rocks with fear of the consequences; aud well II may
Ireland its flood The hsorlan after stating tnr
which the English Rners heretofore committed a
pine murder, massacre trrachery SC the s, PEOPLE
says the present OF acting that though theiofn
Those WHO heretofore would have dagger, the knife
of the employ only the tongue or the pen o me
stted for rGudc and the faction which has 50 ions otea
mduirns in and tneulet
sarlc We recommend the work all, whether nav. or
0''S" whose 0''o''s Os'' 0' IPhajspa Mercury
oConne traces the Political History Of Ireland from the the
frs, martial establishment of English domination In ~ he
pic-e will at least in many o il. features the blood
Of the details are tfrincy interesting" [PIa Inquirer
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