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... (Loud Cheers.) *• The King,” with four limes (our. God save the Kotg. Royal Family.*’ The Kan of Ulater and the Navy of Ihe United Kingdom,” with three limes linee, and by repealed cheeis. R'lle IJnleniiia. *• The Duke of York and (he Army of U uiied Kingdi ...
... eighth part of the original parlyt, were brought up, consisting of English dustmen, and Irish labourers, happy specimen of an united kingdom. Their heads presented a frightful spectacle of ooiintsion. It appeared liom the evidence of ihe different constables ...
... which perhaps for many years be was total stranger. That yonr Petitioner has had continual intercourse with the press of the United Kingdom, since he thirteen years of age that his labours have generally bad benevolent, or patriotic tendency; and (bat they ...
... noble and liberal conduct ot the Loudon Committee, whose generosity, he was satisfied; would ever live in the recollection of Irishmen. He moved That the Society bold Meetings on the Ist Tuesday in every month in the City of London.” Carried, The Bishop of ...
... exposed, without periodically pouring out upon it* Members a muddy torrent of abuse, which would disgrace any fish market in the United Kingdom ? Cannot the errors of tbe Bible Societies shewn, without heaping upon them masses of opprobrious epithets ? Because ...
... district which is outraged by every infamy and vice, that could bring the character of Irishmen into shame and disrepute. There not, this moment, a spot in the United Kingdom, nor, 1 believe, on the face of the earth, so deeply imbued with guilt and crimeso ...
... regiouof the Globe,and redeeming from darkness and the shadow death myriads human souls. If there be any which ] may hope unite in its promotion the ardent wish and faithful zeal of all descriptions of Christians —this, which tho special object of this ...
... Irelandli.> should say that Ireland was bis pride,— 11 i« and his example would tell to posterity l’ een * , ' ,n unites nil thk” qualities of Irishmen with what uhatactnisfs the subj''cis ol the Uiilisb Em- ■ ...
... of the Bible Society. The Liberty of the Press. George Ensor. and the Reformers of Ireland. The United Slates of America, the asylum of persecuted Irishmen. The independence of South America. Thomas Moore, the Bard of Erin. The memory of GniUun. The memory ...
... in appropriate terms, tba segments our Meeting j bat us the juslied assured, that we felt Irishmen ought. May every happiness your lot. May gentle stars unite you to the dearest objects of your chaste affections. May nothing smse your ayes but sights ...
... and which was length checked by Parliament was composed in a manner similar to the Association—l mean, the Society of United Irishmen, These, like the Association, stated, a pretext tor their meeting, atraimncnt of Catholic Kmancipaiion, hnl the real object ...
... conduct deserved the gratitude ol every friend ol his country. What was the result of the Catholic Committee of 1793—0f the United Irishmen which existed in 1796 and 1797, when rebellion raged from North to South, and deluged the country with blood What was ...