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... motion w iS passe “tO LONGO | and the assomation Ww— THE LATE TEMPERANCE $ Som GIV] or to THE GREAT APOSTLI OF TEMPERAN! Who TH UNITED SOCIETIES OF LIME over 0 reporter havi attended the abo ligt terta ment, we ne fk quent pl asure in publishi y, this eloquent ...
... that reflen , ie corn and sea weed, or even grass, properly mixed, af very wholesome and nutricious food. They all kn nequi- Irishmen could lice upon anything, and there was } grass in the fields, even though the potato ers xd, and estion, fail.’ (Laughter ...
... (although infuriated individuals, alas . are iruilty of deeds of violence) that does honour human nature. (Applause.) We, Irishmen, thank heaven, love the democratic principle assuredly, but not thedemoe n* uriueiples of slm cholding republican government ...
... with opean verument of thi is country, 2 eS , and to ant he excluded verument of this country, anu Ww — - a. ments, that Irishmen sk hould not be excluded e room for n and Scotehmen; they also Ireland should enjoy its full in the opinion that diture. ...
... to, plain tu the house the impressions which had bee COTLAND. upon his mind with reference to this question by his in the United States. in America, gazing on the the following less prairies, the endless forests, surveying the v ull murders that bave ...
... his name being mentioned when the prisoner arrested the prisoner Hud was work; Giles’s is place where there are great many Irishmen. Dr. Seward depoeed that examined the firat witneea the JIU March, mad derailed the found 'roMrCornnoan— There wne merely ...
... for deserting from his ship, the Hose of Perth.’ At the last meeting of the Ennis Board of Guardians, the Master reported Unit he went to Limerick to procure some Indian corn; but was told that none could be given out except with the consent of Government ...
... both parties“ That notice be given, in terms of the treaty, for abrogating the convention made between Great Britain ami the United States on the of October, 1818. and continued the convention of immediately after the close of the present session of Congress ...
... should ref »sed the opportunity of uniting at all with a sec tion of our fellow-countrymen, whose convictions not cany them similar lengths. Thursday's meeting it prove anything, proves this clearly, that Irishmen, of all creeds ami polities, can upon ...
... hope, interesting this subject, it will not be allowed to interfere with the regular business of the evening (hear.) N m*. 1 unite agree with the hon. gentleman, that there cannot matter of higher importance than that to which has adverted, namely, what ...
... expense o Government He did not care whether the capital was Irish, or had been borrowed on the credit of Irishmen. If it were the property of Irishmen, it showed the improvement the country. If it were borrowed, it showed that men of capital had confidence ...
... Societies w ill take place at ork, on Easter Monday next. Mr. D. Callaghan, M.P. for Cork, not, as should he, parliament, uniting with his repeal county members in their opposition to the. coercion bill. The Freeman states be still staying Gresham’s hotel ...