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IA gintleman,
"And came of dacent neonIe

| <'Hu I"ue VI utceht people,
"Who gave the bugs and toads twist 4"
If the notes taken from St. Columbkille's prophe-
cies, be not clothed in remarkably free translation
he must be allowed to have had remarkably clear
insight into the minute particulars of futurity For
example, the prediction that
S Sc sysy % road to shST as
is clear and precise intmationo what exists at the
corner of North and Baltimore streets even at this
| day. Again, he foresaw that
50 clergyman will rise in the South, that will reform mil
lowed by thousands and the most incorporate will glory
sS Sse St aha ysFy parish win have
| tain temperance"
| Once more
"The remains Of noble warrior, who Emperor Of
of tine Ergs sa viii be removed to
These "notes' certainly show very remarkable
prescence in a saint born about the year 52l A
genealogical fact, said to be well authenticated,
quite well the prophecies doubtless-s thus
stated:
q Fergus Of Ere, Daadan Prince ee Of
ted Albany now laid there the 1gr Of
sr q n js Sac@a
sad be- s o 4a s,nn of anGu ra
the head OF the patriarch Jacob the eventfu night his
uath pessryed as e preeo Dy
lRaS SeS for By Ffg%s for his in
borne thence with the egaa of Scotland by
orous Edward OH his subugaton of that country and
'of Great Britain" h
1t thus appears that Victoria though descended
from the naughty daughter of Norman baker, on
one side, is very respectfully connected in Ireland
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We believe that Lord CannhelI is mot c,ns;doro3
to have made out strong case. That Shakespeare
has drawn very freely on the popular. words and
forms of the law must be admitted; but it ould be
just easy to prove by certain fhis phrases that
he had been a student of divinity or medicine as
that he had ever been an Attorneys clerk. There
is much in this comment of Lord Campbell, in the
way in which he hangs learned, and, sooth
to say, irrelevant dsqusition upon word that will
remind the law student of Coke on Litteton We
fear that Shakespeares fame will have to repose on
the fact that he was tolerable poet in his day and
generation, and that he must forego all claim to
the distinction of connection with the profession
of which Lord Campbell is so distinguished an Or
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