... that of an importunaie impotent beggarl!! And yet Irishmen * are honourable men—atl honourable men.” The expressed opinion of the whole country has been scornfully set aside, as it eight milions of Irishmen were eight millions of contempiible doits, and ...

... lofty tone, and all, with one exception, approving of the re-union of Irishmen, the concentration of public sentiment, and the efficient demonstration of popular power in one solid, united, and compact body. W- = that the e rejoice opinion of the country ...

... . I do hope there is a better spirit arising in the North, which will triumph over sectarian dissensions. Are we not all Irishmen ? We may differ—as we do—upon the best method of obtaining happiness in another world ; but shall not, each of us, the better ...

... usual loyal toasts, which were received with all the enthusiasm characteristic of Irishmen, the toasts of the People,” Father Mathew,” the Teetotallers of the three united parishes,” the Ladies,” were severally responded to Mr. L. S. Mangan, the Rev. Mr ...

... when the Patriot Prelate of Meath would have submitted to him the basis of the proposed National League, in which all Irishmen are to unite as brethren, and children of one common land, for the restoration of our national rights, he would find that that basis ...

... morning. Two of the Irishmen were arrested ; the only other one implicated in the firing (in whose rum-shop the disturbance commenced) baving es- How this disgraceful affray began is variously stated ; the firemen charging the Irishmen with having been ...

... from men whom, Irishmen, esteem and regard, is but an additional reason wherefore should the more gladly embrace every opportunity which mav offer of convincing our enemies, be they far off or nigher home, that Irishmen can and will unite in the common ...

... n from their ardent and patriotic friends in America;— . Saint Stephen’s, New Brunswick, Januarv 24th, 1842. Mv Lord The Irishmen and friends of Inland, residing in Saint Stephen’s, New Brunswick, have long regarded with feelings of deep sympathy the ...

... cause which we all avow to be the object of our ambition, let Repealers unite at the hustings at least, and, by ‘Mrniuuphomtbomko,-bowthnw has still the power of combining Irishmen. | (From the Daily Freeman of this morning.) Wshat Hshall ‘lpnunt. ' At ...

... libertiEJQM^ the thirtieth of May, 1844, will be which Irishmen yet unborn will reckon, as it that from which the present generation will number the [yet remaining days of Ireland’* captivity. Irishmen, note this day. In letters black as are the deeds to ...

... Ireland, and Irishmen, in return, in Scotland and England, in order to draw closer the bond* of union between the three united nations. Again—let us see how facts actually stand. There are cabinet ministers—Englishmen, ; Scotct mer, Irishmen, ol' The Duke ...

... evinced an earnest desire to find a common ground upon which they might unite with their countrymen for the raising up of that Ireland in whose affliction and degradation all Irishmen—whatever their class, their opinions, or their remote descent—are beaten ...