... not sacrificed to the aggrandisement of few speculators, nor to national advantages, at best equivocal. The attention of Irishmen, in particular, is drawn to the subject. The memory of the outrages of all our invaders, from I)k Lacy to Cromwell, and down—the ...

... to get as many signatures it possible. We can have nothing in view but the prosperity of our common country, and should all unite for that great purpose. The noble duke wa« warmly cheered as he sat down. The Earl of Chari.kmont said was greatly indebted ...

... Like the young gentleman who said would double the lady’s fortune by sharing it with her, I will double I their privileges uniting with them. Another point which we have been outraged—Emrland, with a population of | 14,0W,000, and a revenue of 40,000,000/ ...

... people. Scotchmen arc warmly and affectionately united to upaold and sustain their banking establishments, which arc now the admiration of civilized Europe (hear). 1 trust, therefore, that all Irishmen, hut particularly my fellow-townsmen, will be ami ...

... bigotry and hostility must he met by us—must be defeated by not mere hundreds, but thousands of Irishmen, resolved on obtaining their rights. Are irishmen worse than Englishmen Any one who would say so would get, and ought get, a had reception from the ...

... have the sanction the wise and the good, and the firm support and ardent co-operation all sincere lovers of liberty in the united kingdom. Continue to countenance the emissaries of violence, civil war, and bloodshed, and you will merit and receive our ...

... and put down, force of arms, any Algerine attempt on the part of the government. Will Irishmen condemn for this ? Will they not rather bid us God »|>eed ? And, Irishmen, are able to repel aggression. Within a very few years, the population of our manufacturing ...

... precedent as concerns the press. We had not intended to touch upon the Repeal of the Union (a question of vital interest to Irishmen of all classes,) for some time, until could afford and leisure to enter upon the subject in a series of articles. However ...

... instance, and not the representative of a widely-diffused species.” Long may it continue among the dust of the glass-cases; few Irishmen will be found to make pilgrimage its shrine. Our would-be Rector,” is a short pungent thing the Duke of Sussex’s defeat at ...

... recorded in the firxt Cormtilulion the precursors,! wc find the following pledge:— To work out perfect equality, then, let us he united —let no man become member this Association under the notion that will go further —let no man shrink from a dread that ulterior ...

... The Tory-Radicals even went so far as to name day when they were to turn out; hut if England acted justly towards Ireland, Irishmen would scatter ail her enemies home and abroad to the winds. Iri-hmen were never wanted but they were found ! ready; but on ...

... family—all electors or representative* of our country—roy own body guard, I may call them, incur local struggles for ; and all now united in the universal and al)-ah>orhing impulse that calls aloud, from one of the kingdom to the other, for Jcstick to IazLAXU ...