... which Gonndl now and then, and at all times admitted, was - (to use his own words) the sheet anchor of the Catholic cause.” Irishmen, I should blush, indeed, you were humbuggtsl, an artifice, without figure or form, texture—stand front of your sacred and ...

... test if, swear that will endeavour promote brotherhood of affection & union amongst Irishmen of every religious persuasion ; and therefore they call themselves 77.0 United Irish: and, having, by means of concord and union in virtuous cause, becomes a co ...

... the worst befall them, they shall lose uolhinf/ Imf ihetiiAtlres, irm hay surely n/ esse. Now, indie Counlivmcn and if the Irishmen hat day were o wrv earlesse” of losing themselves,” that of being shot, or hanged, stabbed, orstarved or burned in their ...

... and the proceedings full will appear Friday. The speech *f Mr. O’Connell, one of the most splendid efforts of this first of irishmen, will be read with delight every friend the peace and prosperity of Ireland. The fair Rathkealc held yesterday, was very ...

... that of raising a Temple, to assemble in lor the purpose of uniting their hearts in devotion and thanks to the common Father mankind. said he hoped that the day was not far distant when Irishmen of all creeds would walk linked hand and hand, and what valued ...

... way to the feelings andutieclions which should subsist between all good Irishmen, and will recollect that (he dictates of religion, well as the call of their country, combines to unite them ; they will show the same deference the advice of the Clergy and ...

... and your rights—the supporter of i Wellington—where the interests of his Country ami the are at isbue—or ilie . rights of Irishmen embarked-—a man without honor or National feeling—throw him ; out a second election, as blasted and j base be trayer of your ...

... and he ielt particularly gratified at observing near him, taking an active part in the proceedings Englishmen, Scotchmen, Irishmen, and «ren Frenchman, who was giving the benefit his talent the great cause of disseminating the Scriptures. 'The Rev. Gentleman ...

... and ne felt particularly gratified at observing near him, tsking an active part iu the proceedings, Englishmen, Scotchmen, Irishmen, and even a Frenchman, who was giving the benefit of his talent to the great cause of disseminating the Scriptures. The Rev ...

... g'Kxl work may not lie marred, let him address his countrymen from the spot to which he lias retired for only a brief Interval, Unit may return refreshed with the pure air of Ids native mountains, and the sea that breaks upon them, with gigantic energy amongst ...

... will give you now a toast that must meet the feelings and wishes of all true-born Irishmen“ Old Ireland,” our native land—and may her sons as wc are here this night, united and happy, and may she as nature intended her be, Great, glorious and free; « First ...

... Irish character, and the achievements his Countrymen foreign climes and servicesand called upon men all creeds, become United Irishmen,** constitutional co-operation, to promote the peace and happiness their Country ; and concluded, assuring his friends ...