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... J, that in the 15th Dragvuons, Gerwilins were ad- mitied witihostt ltesitatgon, whl~e a rcgulation vxiscd to adtit re no Irishmen. J~ord Mansfielil had held-that the character of cliz ro te - coIithmen. was oterd tatof thea soldier, and that, try to ...
... Sclioar, n Patriot, atis Philantrophisit, Aint. Rosco,¢.- 'May the Uaited XKingdvim of Great Britain at d Ireland, aid thc- United States of America never agu he lisunited by Wivr.-The eloquent advocate of Peae ;.n Freedom, the Rev. I Wsi. .S'heldierd ...
... tiom the bar. tt The Lord Mayor tbeonrdered the three Irishmen Wo be taken care ofby rts officer of the Court. that they might receive a sudin Lf money which had been sub scribed for them. The United States seem determined to become a A great naval power ...
... thle Oraisgemen, that, to protect thesm 'a frn their aggresons, they in the lirst instancea eme Defenders, and finally United irishmen. t flc Mr. Raincock interrupted Mr. Venabies, and n ed to the court,,as to the propriety of introducing t )the cause the ...
... places, pensions, parsonrs power and pla- at, ?? to her Majesty preparing by British la- subjects in several towns- in* the United States-The on wife of the King's blacksmith, apprehended for firing a till pistol on the escapet of heQueen, the wad havingwoussd- ...
... his late Majesty. The Catholics ciruposed onie-fouth part of the whole population of the United Wingdom. and fourjfifths of Ireland. Four nillions of loyal Irishmen, a body no less respectable for their lionourable and conscientious feelings than for their ...
... small fundholders, and one half Irishmen of 300 to 400 per annum, when they can get their rents paid. At Tours there is a select corps of about four thousand, who pride them- selves upon their family connexions in the united king- dom. At Boulonge there ...
... suggest a similar tribute to that other country, to which we all belong, and to whose rest greatness and solid 5U glory-alt Irishmen as I am, and with my political and his- WI torical recollections fresh about me-I am most ready to bear di testimony and ...
... iilles, de- Po sended about ten leagues from Paris.-Liteeary;AlMttiium. rot On Saturday nighit last, 4srnumber of riotouts Irishmen, fin residing in the neighbourhodid -of 'North-stireet, on being tlhi advised by th e watchmen to disperse, commivenced an ...
... priesthood. Render those 4 ordere independent of the contributions of the poor, and of E. ivey unequal tax; so shalt thou unite the clergy of the i- two churches, by a community of interest and of justice, :. and the clergy and the people to the state ...
... stood, ~r~si5'eret' e- he United Stglo of Ametica. sA that country, all men, no matter what their religious opi. Su nions, were placed upon an honourable equality. And thi what was the consequenbe ?-tbe councils of the United thi States yielded not in ...
... forbearance on that day, I shall leave to the de judgment of any impartial reader. There were from ten o twelve thousand Irishmen walked in procession on last ne St. Patrick's Day, the greater number of whom belong to, or lo) twere members of, some benekleent ...