... than the others; and all appeared to be Persons employed on Turnpike Roads or Canals; and from their Dialect appeared be Irishmen. • Le:ds, 18thMarch, 1834. , LINCOLNSHIRE LIVE GOOSE FEATHERS. HF. JORDAN, Gaocaa and Feather Meb. chant, Top of Lowerhead ...

... last, the means which education give* them, were once to show them the extent of that misery, which Ignorance and patience united had till then enabled them to «upport; and it were the same time to inform them of the blessings of France, who endeavoured ...

... nothing but disgrace, exclusion, and poverty to the majority. Highly we value education, we should think but little done if all Irishmen were not made equal in the eye of the law if there were not equal favourshewn to them, whatever might he their creed. If ...

... staguate.” Hutton's Derby, The meteoric stone of Nobleborough, which fell on the 7ih of August, 1823, in the state of Maine, United Stales, appears, from the analysis of Dr. Webster, to be composed as follows, viz;— Silex 20,5 Magnesia 24,8 Sulphur J8,3 ...

... respects his talents and virtue.” Blush; ye baluraniators of the Catholics, and imitate tliis example! To shew (he feelings of Irishmen for the Protestant Church we insert the following remarks of Mr. Atkinson, at the Belfast Reform Dinner:— would not, with ...

... that the Government should call upon the Legislature to aid them in putting down such an Association. The Society of the United Irishmen began in a way precisely similar, and the extent to which it was ultimately carried was in every one's memory. If the ...

... and now the best return that he could make for that lenity waa becoming member of body much on a par with that of the United Irishmen: and why had this convicted traitor been received with applause? Why had such speeches as he had quoted been framed, but ...

... surprising then, that Government should call upon the ture to aid them in putting down auch Aasociation. The Society nf United Irishmen began in way precisely similar, and the extent to which it waa ultimately carried in every one memory. If the Government ...

... upon the people, and holding communications with an attainted traitor ? Mr. Hit chin son thought that the object of the United Irishmen was a most righteous one. He exhorted Ministers to beware how they drove the insulted millions to madness. Mr. B. Clarke ...

... and each Bishop appoint® all the Priests his diocese— His holiness usually chooses the Bishops out of a list three who are Irishmen, and are nominated by the chapter clergy the diocese. In addition to the constitution the Irish Catholic church, just described ...

... follows, we think, cannot easily be misunderstood. Why were Irishmen slaves ? Because they were divided amongst themselves. (Hear, hear.) Because they never knew bow to stand by each other firm and united for the common good of the country. He (Mr. O'Connell) ...

... and what follows, fhink ...