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Editorials
January 20, 1881 issue

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This article focuses on several political developments around the world as of January 20, 1881. The Irish State have virtually collapsed, owing to the ruling of the court that if the Crown adhered to one particular count of the indictment, it would be open to the defendants to produce as witnesses as many evicted tenants as they pleased, which would have protracted the proceedings indefinitely. In three days U.S. Parliament will meet, and long before the letter related to policies reaches America all England and all the United States will know what is to be the policy of the Government and how that policy is received by the country.

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POLITICAL development; WITNESSES; LANDLORD & tenant; GOVERNMENT policy; INDICTMENTS; UNITED States
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