... frequent outrages of which Ireland was formerly the theatre ? Thm-hers,” White Boy ,” Carders,” Peep-of-day Boys,” and United Irishmen,” have all bad their origin in this exclusive and illiberal system. But although the degradation of the peasantry, and ...

... kingdom by a united and grateful, by brave and loyal people. They have given all their animosities the winds—they have exchanged the calumet of peace, and pledged the cup of brotherhood. For the first time in their history they are united—and, lovalty ...

... lolthbrec is li~titier mvii ly veie, ndcanot ?? contribtile to recoder this itla' tor ever dlear toithe recoltectilon of Irishmen. to Hsor nori s ttiat some of' yout' Irniunt tsrritossvirs to havevis~ilad teisii Coi'ntry but Itie settle uftiitri ty cliiiges ...

... people, should rank so lota ill the scale of civilization ai.d iuiprovemeut, hi tliis a.c of refinement ai.d know- leelgc Many Irishmen are sensible of the neglect of the proprietors; and tli.; ill consequences resulting trom it. _Ai the Cork county luetiu ...

... with the similarity of the conduct of the ltibbon- tuen and White Buys of the present day, to that of the Defenders and United Irishmen of 1793 and 17_fi. In the report of the committee of the house of Lords, in 1793, we find the following paragraph : The ...

... Congress the llrh, Mr, Serjeant, Pennsylvania, reported a bill for the establishment uniform system Bankruptcy throughout the United States, of which hail presented early order to give Members due time prepare their minds on it; it was the same in form the ...

... Last Hiding ) indigent persons requiring the use the Sulphur Water, prison tor trial. Harrogate. The whole population the United the llith instant, two boys went batlie the • States, with the a 'district in South Caroiiuu, canal, near to Baswicl; Steer ...

... e Member for Aberdeen. Some of the most monstrous abuses were disclosed in the course of the discussion. The practice of uniting pari she* appears to have been carried to a scandalous length. The patronage of nearly all the benefices in Ireland is in ...

... small fundholders, and one-half Irishmen of £380. £488. per annum, when tbey can get their rents paid. At Tours there is select corps of about four thousand, who pride themselves upon their family connexions in the United Kmgdum. At Boulogne there are six ...

... finished, and north of that river every where general. For many years a more productive crop has not been gathered in the United Kingdom. Another fortnight will clear the fields of every article except beans. In Ireland the cro;>s of every description ...

... watch-house, your Honour, ’kase she I called all the Murphys in the world ; and said no 1 robbery all was done, but was done Irishmen ; I which was extremely ondacenl her, being she’s Irishman herself, the cratur.” Mr. Dennis O’Sullivan delivered all this ...

... interfered, and said, his object in coming lo Ireland was not to divide but to unite. Lord Cloncurry instanta- neously repiied, Mr. Owen, it is agcinst the late no 4a4e United Irishmen. NAVAL AN.CDoTE.-W-hen the squadron lay in the Scheldt (in 1794) co-operating ...