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... Twenty Thousand Irishmen. Twenty Irishmen! General Dearborne's army does not amount to three thousand men, ill-accoutred, ill-equipped, and with hardly enough of provisions to support them. — Twenty Thousand Irishmen the Irishmen in the ...
... himself; but it would iii opinion have the etivet of Irishmen together in awful and dangerous times, keeping alive in their minds the great constitutional objects fur which they are labouring, and uniting them ia the firm bonds of attachment to each other ...
... use, I anticipate Aviary merely, but this if Irishmen of every . persuasion, a triumph over our OtVIS disglacisrsd divisions. It is said that pi g lanti ie l adverse.-eo she in 1779, & 17811. Let an united raise he raised in Ireland, and we shall More ...
... theii &meet church I—And has it not also been declared that the catholic church could not unite itself with any other institutioo, any more than Christ could unite with Bohai. (Hear. bear.) Who would say, then, that there were not in these dogmas suffici ...
... &tread, mentioned was drank, and what, Sir, were the toasts which accompanied it i Lord Wellington, and may the victories of Irishmen cease to secure their own degradation. Mr. Win. Cobbett, and the Liberty of the Press in England 1 The right bon. gent ...
... Middleton mail transports shall arrive at Cove to convey them to England, where they will be another bright evidence that Irishmen are uot only brave so the field of battle, but alao preserve the discipline of true soldiers bottle sertice, as their excellent ...
... In disaose the wondtolis tale, they vased that tin this dreadful slate) he confessed they:order. and atso that he was iv+ Irishmen. This deemed proof positive, regardl,i•suf any fastidious doub:s at It Its autenticityputt, doi.fita, however, e entertained ...
... their brethren on the sufferiogs, our subieissien. Priv:snobs have jury. He also moved a resoluti tn, warmly reconi - answered unit by petition—indienities by remons , ranee general wear of Irish manufacture. some other bileness iiiiporant nature —injuries ...
... Q. were you app.lated P A. to the same camber asCul. 114.ivard, by patent. I ate certain it is by patent tr‘m the banaper unite. Paul Palma. Esq. examined by Mr. Serjearl Q. You as °dice it, the stamp duty depart - meal P A 1 du ; L rut reolot t etwspapers ...
... Lilian, lot it has bees disclaimed by his Loedskip. • That pstoneei stituVP patios of Me Majesty's subjects In thie pert of the United Kingdom. That dtey are lord to their Sovereign, obedient to laws, ad ~hod to the constitotiott ; and their loyalty and good ...
... [Concluded fi ono first Page.] Jew's viten It was dissolved by the Lord Unite+. dee:wing it to be an illegal A abort time afterwards aggregate meeting was hell', and one of their resolution's advised every member who enmposed this assembly to persevere ...
... 111Citare that the Uoitt.,l l'ariisoist would cssuaine end redress the artranees of Itelsol, !or on au other prinriple could Irishmen agree to tte surrender of their independent legirlature. If the r-erJrde of her bictcry were searched, it • odd star V ale ...