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... fairly and dispassionately discussed, proceeded thus—l shall first call your serious attention the important fact; that in tfie United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, there exists a population, con sisting of at least three millions ; but, according to ...
... the waters and jurisdiction of the United States, and near to the enrrance the harbour of New York, by a cannon-shot fired from the said vessel Leander, commit a murder on the body of John Pierce, a citizen of the United States, then pursuing his lawful ...
... com- mitted the hoiy guardianship of her liberties, and all that is of worth, of wisdom, or virtue. inthe land— all true Irishmen, all that are not faithless to them- selves and false to their country, must look to Grat- TaN, the pride of Erin, with the ...
... not to give her hand to a man of above the age of 25 ; and, what is still more extraordinary, forbids all applications from Irishmen. There resides in the neighbourhood of Llanymy- nech, a woman who has been. foot- post between that village and Oswestry ...
... zeal and energy of the Soldiers to the numbers permitted Law: this, certainly is most highly honourable to the character of Irishmen, and once proclaims their courage, and public .spirit. Dublin Journal. We have received New York Papers to the lst ult. ...
... French Emperor declares the Prince of Astunas to be, ,„ the absence of himself, and of the King of Spam, Generalissimo of the United French and Spanish Army, ed to act against Portugal, and tells him to g and conq uer a country which he will one day govern ...
... these forged notes, badly exe- cuted, were found in their possession, and one of them had a loaded pistol. They are both Irishmen. Winchester Assizes — Crim Con.— -Colonel T. R.. Powlett, v. Lord Sackville.— Mr. Serjeant Lens stated that the plaintiff ...
... expired. We find with regret, an account I he Moling* ban assizes received last week, that the mischievous societies of the United Irishmen are again at work, and endeavouring, administering oaths, seduce people from their attachment Government. Their 'pass ...
... course of the trial, and what is called a Constitution was produced, si- milar or rather somewhat lesembling that of *the United Irishmen in 1798. Person* who may wish to become Agents for the Sale of State Lottery Tickets and Shares* are re- quested to apyly ...
... same period. account of the We find w.th extreme reg«»• an , ocieti „ Monaghan Assizes, that the «h e »- U d tndca . of United Irishmen are again at *° r V uce , c vonnng, by administering 'JI*''1 *'' Their passham their attachment tol Gov-n-ent. _ word ...
... n Ul] the next Ses- ling thata temporary Bill, | Debtors, will be immed- it may be passed the Unngs last; s cable to a ba united as Ir eland waste had a right to make !a bishing an fiquisition could they say by tl lemporal be | Deheve the water to b nade ...
... again on the 12th just ! On cacti visit he succeeded in bringing up some more of the iron. It is a singular fact, that the united ages of the ten first Admirals on the list of our Naval Heroes,' amount to eight hundred and fourteen years. This shews that ...