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... jf carefully mined, will only found toexiftin the breath of an Englilh Minifter. That attempts will be fruftrated by the united efforts of this kingdom, which alone could be fufficient, to give the freedom at prefent enjoy. Propolttions, fraught with ...
... with which they were arrogantly threatened, could prevail on IRISHMEN to relinguith their liberty. They, however, compromifed the mat- ter; they confented as an independent nation to unite with England ; to have, (as I have faid before) the fame laws ...
... —— 7 The Lett er from our frf# HAMPDEN is received, a nd fhall appear “on Saturday. for 7 yt DUBLIN EVENING POST. ALL TRUE IRISHMEN. My Fi and Countrymen, ROM t he litical complexion and fea- f thofe at the helm, and the con- qures 9 (ome recent circumftances ...
... Guild-Hall, Cork, the 14th day of Jan. 1784', Refolved upanimonny, Tiat Loyalty has ever been the difllnguifhmg charaftcr Irishmen ; and that we Are now happy in declaring inviolable attachment to Sovereign, and look up to him as the father of his people ...