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... THE AGITATION. Were any thing wanting to convince the people of Ireland of the importance of uniting in the work of National Agitation, once more begun, and already spreading itself over the country, it is the bitterness and desperation with which the ...
... Liberal party, 1 think there but little difference now (Cheers ) 1 wish to see particular line of action adopted that will unite all the Reformers of Ireland in one common cause. (Great cheering. ) The particular resolution which have been called upon ...
... have made pretty manifest what effects the repeal of the Corn Laws would produce in that country ( Hear, hear). But we are Irishmen Hear, hear your interests of course, are those which must ever be nearest’mv heart (Cheers) And how would the repeal affect ...
... agitation that has been so successfully recommended In Dublin, and of which we have already expressed an opinion that it will unite all Ireland once more in the great and holy struggle for the attainment of our rights,has caused the utmost alarm to the Tory ...
... was consolatory to know that the experiment of private enterprise had been triedand nothing was left to them then but to unite and call upon the government to do the work itself( Hear)— They might depend upon it that any government which took up the ...
... — (Hear, and cheers.) We want not to have England and Scotland alone combined and united, but England, Scotland* and Ireland. We want to have the three kingdoms united, and I think (in point of loyalty and devotion to the throne,) are, as the countryman ...
... in Gloucestershire, UNITED STATE ned with rich rewards ; and the more than while these industry was ing our domes- chasten and invigorate Republican principles, under , usual ab undance f our harvests, after supply filled with UNITED STATES. have been as ...
... both in England and Ireland, at opportunity of judging whether it was a measure that was, likely to be beneficial to the United Kingdom His opinion was, that the bill in its present shape would be an injury to Ireland, rather than benefit as it would ...
... produces strength ; and strength begets victory. united, and you will defeat all jour antagonists—be united, and you will achieve all those great and glorious objects which real Irishmen pursue—be united, and you will surely obtain “justice for Ireland ...
... and knowing that she the first—the only English Sovereign that was ever entitled to the affection, well as the allegiance Irishmen, it isdifficult indeed togiveadequate expression to the intense emotions of joy and delight that occupy us on an occasion ...
... propose 4 Thehea'.th of his Holiness Gregory XVI , and may he soon extend his paternal sway over an entire nation of united Irishmen.' Next will follow, Her Majesty the Queen,’ with all the honours, accompanied by silent but a very general supplication ...
... neighbour’s property, and a breaking ot the laws of the land,—but peaceably, quietly, with order and decorum ; and thus have irishmen, by their casting off evil passion, and their fidelity in not again assuming it, exhibited the world their steadfastness ...