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... appointment of com; miitee to correspond with Mr. Smith was not in opposition to the original proposal, but as firmer basis for united action, by procuring that gentleman’s formal disavowal of his intention to come forward, and every opinion expressed was in ...
... Welsh. Principle of Free Inquiry. By DR. CINDLisII. Barnes on the Gospels. The Transformation the Saints. The Retrospect. United Irishmen. • Pastoral Addresses. Series 111. Caughey's Letters. History if the Church and Court Rome. Philosophy of the Plan of ...
... the Commander-in-Chief, and the President of the late court upoo him, Rear-Admiral Hyde Parker. THE ARMY AXD NAVY OF THE UNITED ST A TES, We extract from the New York journals the following brief epitomes of the reports of the Navy and War Secretaries ...
... loads of tbr t landlords, under the Labour Art, and to patellar* them up mod keep them them/wive.. ['trier such he would ask Irishmen of all creeds and polities to lose eve a moment in matey forward to join the Repeal ..ts”eiation, rkieh world oppose the ...
... rid of; but division amongst the Repealers —the true Repealers—exists no longer. While the Asso elation united, Ireland is united—Repealers are united. We totally deny the existence of that disunion which some fancy is fatal, and others pretend to think ...
... That some Irish are buying guns.— This makes a very humorous caricature: and, if you could compress nations into the comical units that stand for them, and there were but one John Bull and one Paddy, there might be some force in the argument. But the people ...
... reply to the protest* of England and France, and a defence of their conduct in this matter. have had two arrivals from the United States during the past week, but nothing of importance is added our previous intelligence, except that General Minfield Scott ...
... ENGLAND S COLONIAL EMPIRE (FROM THE NATION.} Irishmen speak often of ** our colonies.” our empire, on which the sun never sets, and the like— Some excellent Irishmen, are also averse to the national independence of their country, because they are unwilling ...
... “Juliet” to her sister's “Romeo’ lias found a real Romeo in the person of a young gentle man of Liverpool to whom she unit be shortly united Wood Liverpool paper Mrs Wood the celebrated vocalist retired from public life some time since will shortly appear ...
... correspondence with persons of eminent worth, in the very centre of w ide-spread desolation; and, with one unanimous voice, all unite in proclaiming famine, and disease, and death. What, for example, is the testimony of Johi>l£nox, Esq. of Castlcrea, Killala ...
... and relief might there be given with some discrimination. What we should recommend is, that the people of Liverpool should unite to petition for the introduc- tion of a sufficient Poor Law into Ireland. Without it, they will be overwhelmed with the cost ...
... qualified him for the important duties devolving upon the office. We own, that as Irishmen, we shonld be well pleased to see justice to our countrymen, 88 subjects of the united empire ful- filling the wishes and anticipations of oar colonial as expressed ...