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We remark the following passage N ", :.
number Of the Edinburg Review (S6t1i} l''
received.


1--WE have the strongest grounds Tor CO. =
Guiding, that the population Of ireland ,,S,
doubled in the last 80 years; aud, we ''",
believe farther, that it is, at this nn'l'st, not
increasing at the same rate. If the Iocuo;;r ,o N
of IRISH Of 1921, shall become 14,opo'ooGU ~ -.
1851, while the population Of l,nglana l,,, a.. y,
bies only in 80 years, that Of Ireland WIZ, q
nearly eaua in 1851. Looking at sN''