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... violence; but I declare that, having struggled through many contests, I um firmly fixed in the resolution, and 1 tell you, Irishmen, that | am ready to die in the field rather than submit to Tory domina- tion, Let others ret as they like, | am determined ...
... bound, for the honor of my country, indignantly to denounce this foul attack. I would not have it supposed by others that Irishmen are as barbarous as he represents us. It is not unusual here to see the father follow to the grave the remains of his child ...
... and violence; but 1 declare that, having struggled through many contests, I firmly fixed io the resolution, and 1 tell you. Irishmen, that I ready to die in the field rather than to submit to Tory domination. Let others act they like, 1 am determined not ...
... meetings were once before held in Ireland, when the giant strength of the nation was aroused, and the scattered millions united, at the same moment, in one loud and universal call for liberty, which was heard across the channel, was echoed the might ...
... eloquent advocates, but benevolence and friendly feeling which should ever none more sincere than 1 am. (Hear, hear.) But it is unite the virtuous and the good, predominated.— Pilot. Mr. Guthrie rose to second the motion of the hon. and learned member for Dublin ...
... rather mudd has si Lhave always declared [hate the contest of strife and vi struggled through many contests, and I tell you, Irishmen, that I am rea than eubmit to Tory domination. Let others act as they like, I am determined not to submit to it, thouzh I ...
... violence ; but I declare that, lirving struggled titrotigh many contests, I am firmly fixed in trie resolution, and [ tell 'or, Irishmen, thnit I am ready to die in the~fieldrather than to submit to Tory domination. Let othirs act as tb-v like, I am determineti ...
... ours ies this additional sentence from the lips of the same loyal devotee to Queen Victoria :—* But tell you what it is; Irishmen, that I for determinét tu dic in the field, rather than submit to Tory domination. I tell Wellington, that if the hateful ...
... Ireland, this momentous occasion. shall have much more jay upon the subject in onr next paper. Meanwhile wo call upon honest Irishmen, in all the districts of the North, make ready for effective co-operation with their brethren the South and West on the great ...
... accordingly consented to have a Bill bronght in, which, | dine instead of extinguishing Corporations, should reconstruet | unit them on a safe and sound principle. But what was the | the. — | sequel? The Bill was brought in, and it passed the | cum x ...
... violence; but I declare that, having struggled through many contests, Jam firmly fixed in the resolution, and [ tell you, Irishmen, that I am ready to die in the field ra- ther than submit to Tory do ination.”? Gentlemen, said 1 told the Mr. Litton, this ...
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