R.

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"IRISH PROSECUTIONS."--In the _Times_ of Friday last, under the

foregoing heading, that most contentious and sledge-hammering

correspondent, Lord BRAMWELL, came down heavily, very heavily, on the

unfortunate "American Lawyer," Mr. MUNDY, who had presumed to express

an opinion opposed to that of my Lord BRAMWELL. Of course, after this,

there's an end of the American Lawyer, and, at all events, up to

the date abovementioned, Lord BRAMWELL may say, triumphantly, "_Sic

transit gloria Mundy!_"

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