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THE IRISH GOVERNMENT AND THE PRESS

MEMS. OF A MEDICAL MAN-No. II.

AN EVENING AMONG THE RADICALS

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THE LOUNGERS

LARA's last private communication we read with regret. We trust we have mistaken its purport-a stream so copious cannot have a source so easily exhausted.

-The contributions of F. possess much merit; but are not suited to our publication.

If C will favor us with a reference to the articles he mentions, and submit his composition to our perusal, he shall hear from us.

The NABOB'S DAUGHTER is unavoidably postponed until next month, when it shall certainly

appear.

The "SKETCH," by I. E. O. R. has been received, and shall appear in the next month, with

some trivial alterations.

RODOLPH will find a communication for him at the publisher's.

We cannot account for the disappointment complained of by the Subscribers to the 1. M. M. of Kidderminster; our work has been regularly forwarded to the publisher in London.

We request that all Communications may be sent to us as early in each month as possible, under cover, to the Editors, at their Office, 16, College-green, Dublin.

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E. C. P. shall hear from us by post.

The last private communication from our estimable friend, LARA, is but the echo of a dozen similar complaints, the cause of which we regret as much as any, but particular in his case i we hope he will not again find similar reason for dissatisfaction.

J. K.'s kind frankness enhances the favour he confers on us, and the assistance he offers. His last communication shall appear (in the manner he desires) in our next number.

We request that all Communications may be sent to us as early in each month as possible, ander cover, to the Editors, at their Office, 16, College-green, Dublin.

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