... They call the Irish a horde of savages. Why, if they were not directly the contrary, do you think the three hundred thousand Irishmen resident in London would allow any set of men to use such language towards them and their country and clergy [hear, hear] ...

... tame and subdued report oi what was. actually said; but even so, take it, however modified:—“( Bat I tell you what it is. Irishmen : that I ior one sm now determined to die in the field rather than submit to Tory domination. (Loud cheering.) Let others ...

... They call the Irish a horde of savages. Why, If they were not directly the contrary, you think the three hundred thousand Irishmen resident London j would allow any set of men use such language towards them and their country and clergy [bear, hear] ? They ...

... danger is rousing into vigorous action the whole body of the nation, and that their united voices will compel a reluctant Legislature to listen, and that their united exertions will ❑ot cease until the Corn-laws are totally and for ever abolished.—(Loud ...

... (Whateiy Professor of Political Economy to Ti inity College), in speaking to this motion, said — Never in any assembly of Irishmen was there more enthusiasm mani- lestrd in the cause of l'ish Protestantism than he bad the gratification to witness in Warrington ...

... Torbay, Derry, and Killala, and then say, with confidence, The LORD fighteth for larael—(cheers). We must speak out with united voice, so that those representatives of the peopl . e , who, unawed by power and unpurchased by price, shall In this important ...

... Derry, and Killaia, and then say, with confidence, The LORD fighteth for Israel—(cheers). We must speak out with united voice, so that those representatives of the people, who, unawed by power and unpurchased by price, shall in this important ...

... have for weeks past beeu bellowing and braying to his Romish auditors the imminent necessity for a general organisation of Irishmen — for a grand energetic effort to de- fend themselves ? Would he have incorporated such sugges- tions with a whole volume ...

... their duties, have blown the infernal trumpet—plun- ?? — have entered into an unhoh league against the religion and rights of Irishmen. I retain' has tasted of freedom, and she prizes that piecious gilt to ...

... Espartero had been elected constitutional alcade by the inhabitants of Ramales. The Carlists and Christinas oi Bilboa have united removing the stone of the constitution from the principal square of that city, as a token of their determination to abide ...

... copies this additional sentence from the lips of the same loyal devotee to Queen Victoria i But I tell you what it is, Irishmen — that I for one am determined to die in the field, rather than submit to Tory domination. I tell Wellington, that if the ...

... the honour of my country, indignantly to j denounce this foul attack. I would not have it supposed by 1 other nations that Irishmen are as barbarous as he represents j us. It is not unusual here to see the father follow to the grave the remains of his child ...