... country begin to assume a new, and I may tfith truth say, an important aspect. The day is, I think, fast approaching, when the United States HI present a character to the world, totally different that which they have hitherto been regarded in Europe. The conduct ...

... the rest. Some Prints exult greatly at the rumours of appearance one of two instances, resembling the combinations of United Irishmen we have not thought the proof sufficiently strong, to insert any thing on the subject; nor can we tee any reason why they ...

... had been among them, he had pledged the cup of peace with them, and much insult and injury must be given to the feelings of Irishmen before they can tear away the remembrance of the intercourse of friendship—they have separated the Duke from the ill-starred ...

... before the Session closed, he should move for Bill to provide for the better warehousing of Spirits from all parts of the United Kingdom, not meaning to carry the Bill through this Session. The Assessed Taxes Accommodation Bill was read second time, and ...

... eminent and numerous, there bsin not fewer than 400 persons present, among whom were many of the principal Nobility of the United Kingdom, and of the leading men in the Opposition. The room was laid out wkh six tables four and two transversely, at the ...

... in force for many years Ireland. Its repeal the Irish Parliament was. a» far as that country was concerned,, an act of the United Parliament. (Hear Htorl) Lord Holland argued With much force and animation in support of the clause, The question ought not ...

... entirely Protestant, to celebrate the retreat of the Duke of Brunsw'ick, and the success of the French arms. The Society of United Irishmen also recommendcd a National Congress Athloae, consider of redress of grievances, to be holden during the summer. It was ...

... composed of Men, Inhabitants of the County and City, as respectable for Property and Character as found in any part of the United Kingdom. The object in View was, the attainment of Constitutional Rights that way, and in no other, which the Constitution ...

... asperities off each other. shew the advantage Cat! ies and Protes. tants united, 1 will only' say, that the discussion of our question is calculated raise our national character as Irishmen. To prove this, only necessary to go back and to examine what was the ...

... is only doomed to be a victim to the miserable ambition of her rulers ! The way to be invincible short and easy. It is to unite every hand and combine every liesrt iMcnce of the Throne and the Constitution. What I» the plan of onr rulers irritate, to ...

... Universities, to Councils, and every thing we can refer to— all admitted the justice and the policy of granting your claims; united in this point, while differing upon so manyether —and though we may observe and regret the weakness of Pitt in sacrificing ...

... single regiment in the service of his country. If possessed of the naval skill and courage of Hawke, a Howe, and a Nelson united, he would not be promoted to the command of the smallest sloop of war—No title, no pension, no public thanks—no mark oi public ...