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... Irdami ; the repeal of the Act I Union will the friends of trelaud to unite against the common eueiny of mankind. (Loud . cries of hear. Iv-1r !) The friends of liefand will unite to presene the constitution in chiirch and state. Our legislature will ...
... divisions of which peiiple, thong!' drawitv , to a close, may then burst forth again with reuovaletrbitlento's. . • . That if the Unit* were 'dissolved, the rAigentent Of the new order of things he in the hands of a lotnislev awl a party .notoriously adverse ...
... to his country, though an humble indivi- Ain!, for havi4 achieste4 the gloriousperfu-mance ot establishiag union amongst Irishmen. But Inow oncefor all, tell Gemtlemen, that they must beware of speakieg disrespectfully of Mr. F. in my presence in -- 1 ...
... soas,Ted tne perpi.;ral,n Site utwhich i a:.. 2bOUt to k 027./ 0;!,•Olti I are calied on, by ey vry as eailiot . :cs am! ai Irishmen dritg tio‘ (wlrtitever be their ey(-,1..nt la CI. ;It not only te.foro an ju.buc, hut. Court of critnior.l The facts as reperted ...
... cause, first led to something bearing retemblance to liberality, in the ascendancy of the day: this shadow of liberality, united with fearful trembling policy, led to partial concession, and tills ga we rime to new hopes. It IS but too illy true, that ...
... matt that heard huu—the a. bject was an address to the Prince of Wales, on hit reusing to the high situation el Regent of the United . K ingdons, expressing coodotrocr tOr the occasion which made it Demo:try, and emit in the abilitv of his Royal Highnessto ...
... l Hot it seleits that tither speechei were made. aye, and sit still greater it.. oleoce --speeches terreale :11141alaiming United, tleit the Iton. Gent. it positively afraid of lead. ieg to the House You 7?tri . ised on nth of Fehcitars' of Mr: Has'aru ...
... orders, to ',Like swear in people as United Irishmen; on the int, Friday the 16th inst. present when said Nt•g a . swore in as a United Irishman Tidy Kelly the le n e j when he (M'Kew) each of them word s - 4 papers as United Ir Morten ; the latter deponent ...
... body of the It Milan Catholics, hilt was page.% at the of a session, and chiefly diretted against the meetings of the United Irishmen, from which improper were:dings were to he appreheilded at that thee. Lord GaviLt.r. disclaimed any intention of treating ...
... isiuc.ittiiseptitisises w , now before thelimise. The more education three 'exteeled—thet. more In opert y became- Irishmen ol the preaie day had liappeheitivelese3tallifeder:-rteqcte.itteil'olg.ghtfhtoltiteg4cuaitedi:l,ctis—iit,inilcet7tittlsZ ...
... petition the protestant aid roman catholic inhabitants of the county of Tipperarv, praying universal toleration—tieeking to unite and combiee ell the subjects of the kingdom in i ne the deleuce of the empire; that the all should be one family, the younger ...
... which he was mire would be received with espial adinieatioe. Their oserelv reedered so deservedly valuable. as Catholics or Irishmen, however dear those aiiiiellations iii sit make them, but as doubly estimated and unheated in worth, from their sitnat ions ...