... should have political power and political privileges—is not consistent with just and equal legislation for that part of the united kingdom. (Cheers.) lam amazed that Protestants should uphold that church. Protestantism has come armed with all sorts of terrors ...

... past. There is this moment party in England growing up every day more powerful, anxious to unite with all honest and intelligent Irishmen, anxious in some degree to atone the future for the calamities of the past. (Loud cheers.) not imagine that the great ...

... record that Lord North himself expressed his sense of the injury which Irishmen in America had done to England; for their courage and their hostility against this country, united, in the war independence was the main cause of the first and signal successes ...

... say—let them be united—let them be firm, and they would make themselves heard in England : they w mid make themselves respected in England—! Hear, hear,* and cheers.) They were supposed to be in Ireland rope of sand; but if they were united, their oppressors ...

... loyalty should be protected—or what is Government for? And by union our numbers should defend us. But those numbers, when united —if united they are ever to be—as was always their wont —should be employed to defend only, and never to oppress. (Cheers.) When ...

... such policy, in great measure, explains the universal suffering, discontent, and complaining which at present, throughout the united kingdom, and especially this portion of it, occupy the public ear. That this meeting, therefore, maintains that the claims ...

... and a fleet to scour every sea, anc insult every coast. (Applause.) And bear w America there is no evidence to show that the United States of America are not at and religious, and much better educated, tha this country are. (“ Hear, hear,” and cheei have ...

... and fleet to scour every sea, and t° ™lly aM built every coast. (Amdausc.) thl America there is evidence to show , tb f the United States of America are not at least and religious, and much better educated, than the people of this country ire. (“ Hear, ...

... influence.” The first proposition made by the joint rlenipotentiaries of France and England to General Rosas was, that he should unite and co-operate with them in obtaining an immediate suspension of hostilities between the Oriental forces in the city of Montevideo ...

... they actually voted. The ballot is in full force in the United States and in France, but in both those countries is utterly inoperative for good results, and effectual only for mischief. the United States the advent of a new party to power, or even the ...

... only thmgfor it and that the full effect of this discussion must well perhaps as upon de gtruction of the slave De groes and Irishmen (laughter.) The principle now nece9Bari y be to damage the system, and weaken the hands oJThS-point he should call one or ...

... thus rendering impossible the consummation professed to desire. “ Our present proceed“ ings,” said he, on the coast of Africa unite the “ whole population of Brazil against us. The “ mass see the results, and do not inquire whe“ ther it is by treaty or by ...