... of the same native earth, we have had an abundance, but it is a curse with which we are no longer blasted and withered- Irishmen of different creeds have begun to endure, to indulge, to respect each other. What a fortunate destiny for their country ...

... itself oft*he political seiisistenny of those Coutsties? In Antriss' ve ftiid the Whigs, tne Radicals the old United-men, the Emmai ipators, united in committee (with an. ultra of all those titles -as their Chlairman) in sup. port of two Torys-two Brtuns ...

... redueed into action, is the object of my political idolatry. My most anxious wash is to have Irishmen, of every creed and denomination, affec- tisnately 'united, and cordially acting together for thne good of ?? common country. To infuse thle aetive spirit ...

... and Meligious L ?? ',-;*idri§'thiig less than justice reduced into actio, , isthe uy.oliticsoatry. My most anxious wish h Irishmen,.of every creed a''id denomioa, ffec tionately tnited, and cord(1a1ly aoting together for the guod -of their commoncountry ...

... reduced into action, i8 'the object of my politica idolatry. My most anxious wish is tt have Irishmen, of every creed and denomination, affec- .tiopately united, and cordially acting together for the 'good of thir commoncountry,. .To infuse the active spirit ...

... I~i i ?? sjaati ice reduced lietoirea isth~olaeeof nryoltc*idoltiy4' ?? tlI-i;n. is i. have.irishmen;of 0ory creed.'and denomnpation, affec- tionately united, and cordially acting together for the good of .tben- ?? contt7,. r To ihfifgs tbe'ac'tire spirit'of ...

... justice reduced into action, is the object of my political idolatry. My most anxious wish o hi;ve Irishmen, pf every reed and denomination, affec- tionately united, and cordially acting togetherffir the good of their eommoncoutntry. To infuse the. active spirit ...

... any part of Irelmad. -No Second Price. ADDRESS Of the Central Committee of the United Kiegdemafor promoting Free Trade to India and COinia. TO THE: ELECTORS OF THE UNITED KING1 DLX. YOU are now about to ?? vhom the great question will be decided ?? you ...

... then a person, certain lie woui be the {; hold 'assertor of his country's cause, has reason to be- lieve that many would .unite for-him, who differ in their opi- nionof others, should not solicit the suffrages of the public what is he but a poor spirited ...

... k~ind- s, liness anad good feeling-'to instigate to a 'rivalry of maoial, or peaceable and patriotic. conduct-to combine Irishmen, 'of 'all classes, persuasionis, and parties, into one unbroken pliilais- lie ofpaealbt determined and energetic,_ assertorsiand ...

... of dind- liness and good feeling-to instigate to a rivalry of moral, of go eln peaceable andpatriotic conduct-to combine Irishmen, of all he classes, persuasions, and parties, into one unbroken phalanx to of peaceable, but determined'and energetic, assertors ...

... If then a person, certain le would be the b hold assertor of his country's cause, has reason to be- lieve that many would unite for him, who differ in their opi- nionof others, should not solicit the suffrages of the public what is he but a poor spirited ...