... Mr. (afterwards Lord) Krskine, when opposing Mr. Pitt's Seditious Meetings' Bill in 1795, said, If we mean seriously to unite the nation within itself, we must convince them that their complaints are regarded, and that their grievances shall be redressed ...

... The noble lord here read extracts from the' letter of Mr. Stanley to the Duke of Leinstcr, stating that the object was to unite in one system children of different creeds. This was the avowed object. It was necessary to remind their lordships that at ...

... gentleman one Mr. O'lirien,' gave a dinner to three friends. They were, of course, ' three merry souls, such as were all Irishmen auld lang syne, but such as they are not now, when a man may dine and go home sober, and sleep without leaving orders to ...

... drew 2,tm,u«i«.; and that the remainder was employed in supporting the manufactures, the commerce-, and the shipping of the united kingdom. 1 o the maintenance of our maritime superiority these colonies were of vast consequence, for they regularly gave ...

... to blast every particle of freedom of choice and action. Precisely upon this very principle, a society of New Zealanders, uniting in affirming that to learn to devour the bodies of enemies killed in battle was an essential part of education, and absolutely ...

... corn laws about ten shillings per quarter above its natural price; and if, as is commonly assumed, the inhabitants of the united kingdom, amounting to twenty millions, consume, one with another, one quarter of wheat in the year ; here is a tax of ten ...

... believe, a great majority ofthe nation ; the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel yielded Catholic emancipation to the united Irishmen of tha present day; and lastly, the Reform Bill itself* was carried mainly by political unions. In all these instances ...

... containing the words— The more the cruel Whigs do bind us, The more united they shall find us. Another yellow flag with a deep purple border, had on one side the words. No. 3, Lodge. United we stand ; Divided we fall ; and on the other, Long life and ...

... Lawrence, that these trades' unions were most dangerous to the community; undoubtedly as the law stood at present, men might unite to obtain an increase of wages, but the object of these unions were not to intimidate the masters, but to compel other journeymen ...

... presented to his Majesty, that he would be graciously pleased occasionally to hold his court and parliament in that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland. The object of tuis motion was, that by the occasional visit of the legislature to the Irish metropolis ...

... i{lt 0 drawing room, then but at the door, »' 0 f street. Some men who were at work at 0 c , s' extremities of tbe street united in the rounded the unfortunate animal in a Con»? r '„ss> 1 it was caught, in attempting to leap froK 1 ' ants, and killed ...

... appears to be nearly lost, from the familar vise of machinery in America and the continental statts generally-hence us use m the United Kingdom is bcoine indispensable for self defence, n order to retain % portion of foreign fotttfe. as well as to shut out foreign ...