... give the public belter than that which many united can afford? The very existence such is a gross absurdity, and the'continuing it at'suit to the feelings, the common sense, the gene, .d character Irishmen. (Hear, hear, hear} Sir, I hold that from the ...

... grand march of sobriety, moral, physical, and religious iuiprovcment. . think, I may appropriately apply the following words irishmen:—.Sell-vietimed slaves to intemperauco, you have now the glorious means: come, join the total abstinence cause, and burst ...

... from more detailed reference to particulars; and also declare, that we deem *t more judicious, and becoming the character of Irishmen and Christians, thus to state, that far are concerned, this is the last time this unpleasant and uninteresting subject paraded ...

... at the thrilling thought of national iudependance—such pride anti such hopes we were willing to forego, and consented that united we should be—provided that Union were to he Union, not in name, but indeed. It is the British senate that has revived the ...

... embarks at Odessa, on visit the Count and Countess Eleanor Howard, daughter of the Earl and Countess of Wicklow, is shortly to united Alexander Robert Esq., cousin the Marquis of Londonderry. Mr. Stewart the widower a daughter the Marquis Camden. Edmund Ly«JI ...

... repining about the extent our population. desire to show that, if have not abundance to feed the existing population of the united kingdom, and a large overplus after having done so, it results Irom the productive powers of the country not being called ...

... nation. , , , , These are the obstacles, but not the only obstacles, m the way of Repeal—-for, amongst many well-intentioned Irishmen the despair of success, and the natural indisposition to continued exertion, will deprive the beginning of career of much ...

... as would stop a single million of Irishmen proceeding onward, heart and hand, fur the restoration of their domestic legislature. And yet who will deny that, out of a population least eight, one million of Irishmen can collected within any one month for ...

... brotherly affection. Oh that 1 could see such a description agitation—that I could sec you united in a common object for the common good—that I could see Irishmen cease to make that religion source of acrimonious division, which was intended, the benevolent ...

... seeks for local legislation, let her it principles, not of separation, but of identijirntiun. The labouring classes of the united kingdom have common interests, and common remedies are applicable. These practical grievances ought to brought forward in ...

... and might equally applicable to other portions the united kingdom. Your object would be, to disulve the Union —mine perpetuate the Union, engrafting it those improvements which would render united imperial legislation compatible with providing for the ...

... disturbances of that period, at least iu the north of Ireland. The rebellion, it well known, was brought about by the United Irishmen, who were non* of them Catholic; and not one of the leaders who were convicted and executed in the counties of Down and ...