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... but the alarm was given and application made to justice peace, who issued proclaiuation calling on her Majesty’s lieges to unite and enforce the public peace, and to secureollenders. This, however, might be expected, proved abortive, and the means of ...
... and able and eloquent speaker, followed the practical virtue and value of unity among Irishmen, and announced that with tins object, the whole force of the Irishmen of New York (in number 80,000 !) would be speedily and effectually concentrated. reminded ...
... . rHE TRVUE-HEARTED IRISHMEN TO THE RzscS.-We had an interesting temperance meeting in this town on Sun- day evening last, and a good address from the Rev. Mr. Cauavan, of Dover. At the close of the meeting about thirty Irishmen came forward and sign0:the ...
... traffic :— “Tosome kind of men Their graces serve them, but as enemies, In his Lires and Doctor Madden is one of these. United Irishmen, he has been as fearless in exposing rants and traitors, who either p ractised the worst cri who, with the words of liberty ...
... England it with that of the United to seise thb moment when most of the irritation have away to cement of two countries by wisely all of probable future collision then refers in of gratulation to the existing between United States and the other powers ...
... and by nearly 2) other names; comprising the gentry, merchants, and several clergymen of all re- ligiows persuasions, When Irishmen do agree their “ unani- mity is Tue Customs.—It is evidently doubtful if any measure of financial reform has yet been determined ...
... una- rtly nimously adoptdd: sed 1To the Right Honourable and Honourable the Knights, 'in- Citizens, and Burgesses of the United Kingdom of Great 'im Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled. ear The Petition of the undersigned Woollen Operatives ...
... it being our firm belief that the fresh infusion Whigs to retain office ju st lon enou h to demon. who could blame her? Irishmen could achieve a great deal Ireland ¢ an never be placed on a firm basis, be—the mind of the politician obtains a aud| strate ...
... opposing our determination to obtain legislative independence. the Repealers, regardless calumny, persecution, and ridicule, unite together, and work together, with the zeal and energy of honest and brave men, they will, indeed, render remarkable in the ...
... these there was disunion—in one there was coimvi tion, Tis that not till the ofj-et for wh Protestant and Roman Catholic united was accompli ed, did cither at all succeed in their separate objes Fhe Protestants, having the Parliament, the mi executive ...
... prise it Is. TIIE UNITED IRISHMEN. their LIVES and TIMES. By Dr B. R. Author of Travels In the East. fte., &e., fte. This work contains particulars never be made yinblie, pfeting the plans, object, and eondliet of the United Irishmen, the means by which ...
... not fail to state what I thought to the glaring defects of law, deemed many people acquainted with the habits and feelings Irishmen, uosuited to them, and unsuitrd lo the condition the country. object in now adverting the expression of my opinions thst ...