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... 'the two great. religions classes in which Ireland is divided, and will by its operation tend ultimafely 10 unite all ranks and-orders of Irishmen, in the Ixhands of Christian love and brotherhood. T'he intrxdductory paragraph in the Circular Let- ter metits ...
... Calas, and why should not the Widow ef Marshal i Were he to be tried now, The selectious which follow are taken frem the Irishmen, Lord aid upon an hich has been so long Ney obtain it for her husband ? nent, it is thought pro- when the guilty pessions ...
... to take the: command of our ‘ end that will concert the best means for conveyio Trish Legion to the Main, with a view of uniting then 1 for, Grand Army, conceiving as we do, that such a janction be most conducive to the success of the Republican A Your ...
... this yratifymg-decte ds o insijtute as: tq the Geberdl's and autho- | was calculated to It was in the tities, ere you: : to unite | 2— con- under pis banner 2. -Jf you-inquited, and were sa- “ Carlton Palace, Feb, 6, Helf-post « tisfed, it vould be. fair ...
... when the insi greatest ngilance prevails bridge is,governed by I and such *lw> constitute t! The National moseexprrieoced sol united anAenthiisiastic, an to keep u| this state of f vices, cargs have been prii the men, Akh these word ijner, yrmTfoiU beembarke* ...
... pariy, and sidence in Paris were 8! trictly watched. tie quitted Carrick, though he is ans of the sternest sceptics of the United Nothing can be more Tow, was in the year 1661; and was { avembled 'n great Paris late on the e 4 veaing of the 18th ult. with ...
... the American war produced the White Boys. The unsuccessful commencement of the French Revolution war, the Defenders and United Irishmen ; the fatal campaigns of Austerlnz and Jena, the Threshers and Carders; and now the Radicals, though probably having direct ...
... Cattle, no export of Manufactures. Our despair length made us export our fellow creatures, and poverty and penalty forced Irishmen to quit their native land. Thus circumstanced, they sought refuge and defence in arms—they embodied—they disciplined-—and ...
... the’City Election cam- The state of the Poll on Saturday. shouts ie , We did not succeed in get- You are all Irishmen 5 true,” watm-bearted Irishmen, and I | At two Sie | Me. Lamb, but we hiv to aay, feel you will never betray the Paithful fricid who newer ...
... l-lenarg, anti Lave given in.eoerous octe:. wii.it tlu-y have eiiitcd one r,-t undertaken ar.an.;.* Ihcmin an, -iti.uted ebronoi unite them ifit the g* ncrai history r tm'wlioierhrisrian e'mrcli, orv-iiit tile tenonr its eloctr.nes.md di-'iiiinc, , ...
... enemieSi w l loe they may be, fogums think it necessary, Sir, to as- I have aiready proved, that I defy itire of United Irishmen, or Irishmen united, to Idenriv of any parucle of my intrepidity, (as alluded to f Correspondent) of the contempt and detestation ...
... tiiem in the Pitt school, and in the sytem which brought Britiiin from her fiee and happy state to her present situation. Irishmen Inve. lii herry, and in securing it for thentmsdves, *hey vviuld willirqgly give it to tihe world ; they had no jealoasny ...