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... Protectionists, are now have our pauperized farmers. Noble marquises and earls, the descendants of real men, whether Englishmen, Irishmen, or Dutchmen, and the heirs of great domains, are going about to probe to its pith and marrow the susceptible nature of the ...
... improvement was exhibited, at least during the day. Throughout the night, some rioting took place. The patties implicated are all Irishmen. Early the morning, great bands of them commenced parading the streets, chiefly about the east end of the town ; and°at first ...
... centuries past. There is at ?? mnomct a party in England growing up every day rmore powerful, anxious to unite v.ith all honest and intel-I ligeat Irishmen, anxious in some degree to atone by the E future for the calamities of the pas:-(load cheers.) Do not ...
... for centuries past. There is at this moment party England growing every day more powerful, anxious to unite with all honest and intelligent Irishmen, anxious in 6ome degree to atone the future for the calamities of the past. (Loud cheers.) Do not imagine ...
... _changes ? There is at _tins moment a party in _England growing up every day more powerful , anxious to unite with all honest and intelligent _Irishmen , anxious in some degree to atone by _tlie future for _the _caltimities of the past . ( Loud cheers . ...
... _Sir Bright docs us _injustice , is in _speaking as if _we had _maintained that there is something in tlic religion of _Irishmen wliich _makes it _impossible for that country to prosper . _We took tlio very opposito _course —and _here is tlic proof ...
... composure on the present state of affairs ; but there were many landlords in different position, and on them they called to unite their efforts with those of the tenauts in favour of means by wliioh the dire calamity might averted. It appeared to him that ...
... government for centuries •e! There is at this moments party in England gro • up every more powerful, anxious to unite slil. honest and intelligent Irishmen, anxious in so gree to atone by the future for the catmint,e of past—(loud cheers.) Do not imagine that ...
... forcing upon the (Jovernment proper measures for their country. A party growing up in England anxious to unite with honest and intelligent Irishmen ; and they must not suppose that the great Free Trade party had no object but to give abundant food and ...
... had been called Ins master turn 11 Irishmen away from the steading. The Irishmen had iiiHolently refused to leave. Kobcrtson. who had been forking hay, came with his fork in Ins band, and on his appearing the Irishmen surrounded him and called out their ...
... in Nov. 1818, and they anticipate a further enhancement in value. MR BRIGHT ON THE IRISH QUESTION. A large lwwlt• of Irishmen resident in Mancliosttr, having resoled to present to Bright an addre.s of thanks for the honest straightforward manner in ...
... UNITED STATES. TREMENDOUS FIRE - -OREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTYBURNING OF THE GREAT SUGAR REFINERY OF WOOLSEY AND COMPANY. On Saturday, one of the most destructive fires that has occurred in this city for a length of time, took place in the sugar refinery ...