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... cmitinoed for considerable time after the Learned Gentleman had sat down. The following toasts succeeded : Army and Navy the United Umpire, may they a, happy in peace they have been glorious war.” *• The Knight of Kerry, and the Friends • trenchment and ...
... ntmued. certainly would new be received tl>e tudat binding sense of gratitude ami affection. This is the moment to reconcile Irishmen to each other.— This is the period to commence reconciling Ireland to England CHJS'GRS IN THE OF IRELAND, SIN 1612, Patrick ...
... parishioners lor payment of the Cess. On application Dnor.nsnA Aficisrssrt*. I.c-t week Mr. Serjeant Hu** »C t,.untiles, ami Unit will tl liver tiown I posy . Keli?> . . respectable inhabitant, re- . (Vi:nmtl imi.r.n against I ranch Gr.- tenty, to remote ...
... I - , it duty we owe to lii, could not suppress his feelings of the high arrogate r> ,l^ y ii ;; the peace and harmony of Irishmen, to approach that was conferred upon him. m being call- not from God, in r . , the Legislature with our earnest prayer that ...
... petition will heard. God grant quickly, for the general good, and ii.ny nose the heads and hearts the Legislature of these United Kingdoms to the , f state policy which alone can ras peac, real union to this long sutLrmg and untortu ultimately agreed upon ...
... full participation in the WU-asings tLe lipaTt Constitution, consider the present a rn(Kt/asmnous lenient fur that ll*mlv. unite in one general to attain 1 that oliject. RESOLVED -That supported and tinvoice our enlightened fellow-su:»joct* religi«uis ...
... YReTr interest* (whether Englishmen,or Irishmen) as inseparably connected and united, and his Majesty’s-grekt obj«ct then was, to improve and strengthen that’ union and connection between Englishmen and Irishmen, so now, I hmr.bly submit, that oVpl iTighness ...
... the recent conflict this United with the late Conqueror of Europe and hi-* tributary Kingdom*, has accrued to the English Name and Brill ,h Throne, and brought home through the valour and the hands of Roman Catholic Irishmen. AuJ therefore your Petitioner* ...
... obseur*. Irishmen oil religions and all dcnominatioMs. wvre that day united J-i the sacred bond afTcniosk and prinbrely love and let the - feet the |*etnion for t nlioJic himancipuliuitlif what »f from .lusiitcenis e«a would lie e dre was unit (Applaitsc ...
... with conveyed in jour Lorditini's Letter, it impossible not > feel {rraliliud. To it smi peculiar satisfaction to find, that Irishmen every religious persuasion are Silenc hy spirit ol brotherly ttllectrin and true Christian charity; 'liiril, whose lie.ngii ...
... those con eyed in your Lordship’s Letter, ilis not to feel gratified* me it is source of peculiar satisfaction find, that Irishmen of every religious persuasion arc animated spirit brotherly affection anil true Christian charity; a spirit, whose benign ...
... trusted that the subscriptions the present occasion'would most liberal, and reflect eternal credit upon the generous hearts Irishmen. The health of Our Royal anil early Patron, the Duke Kent followed, amidst continued and reiterated applause. The health ...