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... in our possession—the writing is a wretched scrawl, and the orthography corresponds: - Whet is the general union t Irishmen united. This is a fine night fur walking. This is the season far it. Is our friends satisfied t Our enemy is but few. (Signed ...
... and in the June of 179 N confronting the beim nets of the same troops, and the fire of the cniumn, in the cause of the United Irishmen, and for the 'swilling of the Protest:int and British power mita Ireland ! How is this 7 thershas.been, it is unquestionable ...
... national salvation if they were 'ministers even for a day. (From the Dublin Standard.) At the meeting of the Corn-Exchange United Irishmen, on Tuesday, a letter from the privileged incendiary to French, the Secretary, was read, heided by the perpetual and tiersome ...
... pledged by the boors. ILLEGAL SOCIETIES. A recent number of our valuable ally, the Evening Packet, shows up some of the United Irishmen of 1837. Of this article, rich in ex• cellence, we quote as mach as our space admits of— ILLEGAL FOCI ET( ES. At the ...
... Liberal Club held their annual dinner their Club-room. The dinner, wines, &e. wet e sweiletit. The evening, van spent. as Irishmen should spend it. %vie' the litimist hilarity and humour. Ainonsr other titatF, were the followitvx : William the 'Fourth ...
... ell so well suit the ease. Certain it is, that as letter-stealing is peculiarly an Irish crime, we hare never seen any but Irishmen avail themselves of stolen letters. Everything. no donht , is stolen in Ireland ; everything, we mean, that ran be made the ...
... necessity be the depeallnet and swami if some of her more powerful neighbours. To France—to the Peninsular Kingdoms—to the United States of Ameriin, er, to Cesar Barr•ll4, She must of necessity be allied ; that is to say, on ooe or other of those Powers ...
... not be worse. The natural result 'wits that every manufacturing and agricultural district in the country was tilled with Irishmen, and the result was, that wherever they eame, prices of labour fell, tend re• duced the natives of those places to a state ...
... Union furnished that Proof In the hour of pearl Irishmen had come forward to support the English people ; they had forgot their own *rongs in beholding the jeopardy in which the nation had been placed, and united their efforts to sustain Lord Grey, when be ...
... sincere in the Rationality they profess, by their employment of Irishmen to write and compile books for the use of the Irish National Schools. Were it otherwhirs, were airy other than Irishmen employed to guide the young mind of Ireland, we would be as ...
... let every effort be made to secure the peace, to insure obedience to the law, to conciliate discordant parties and unite all Irishmen in one sacred combination for the prosperity and constitutional independence of Old Ireland. DANIEL O'CONNELL, Chairman ...
... oliinteem never helm he no numerous and respec_ Wile • nentrr xed land proprietors ac mime forward to t,w,r deterntoied . nod unite.] support at the late electione, to the principles of the Queen • Go. •ernmenr It was 1: , .r the M rains Chr.nfrk to alictwfr ...