... to subscribe. Aa long as tbe average area, for the support of every individual, remains what it is present, and long Carmen unite with foreigners in acknowledging that this green isle is not deficient in fertility of soil or salubrity of olimate, he could ...

... subscribe. As long tlio average area, for the support of every individual, was near what it was present, and long landlords united with foreigners acknowledging that Ireland not desututo fertility of soil, ho could not believe that the grievances of his ...

... operation. Throughout the month there was much excitement in the l.i.orpool cotton mar. kel, owing to the of the crop from the United States; and two three small failures took place among the Manchester spinning-houses. At meeting the Caledonian Railway Company ...

... review of the volunteers Belfast 1784.—White Linen Hall built. 1786.—Belfast Academy instituted. 1701.—First society of United Irishmen established. 1790. —The last execution for high treason at Belfast. 1801.—The union flag hoisted on the market-bouse. ...

... been ushered iu with more than rioting, and that two serious eases stabbing have occurred. The parties implicated are all Irishmen. Karly in the morning great bands them comiueuc. .1 parading the streets, chiefly about the East end of the town; and at ...

... people rge upon Government—united as we will be people of Ireland —th ese great questions which I cussed to-night. If the aristocrac of the Unit upon dom has heaped evils ask, should not the intelligent and virtuous peo} United Kingdom make them an ample ...

... was so emphati cally and eloquently described by Mr. Lawless, the of the country, when they ali parties in this County to unite in the end had high rents and were exacting rack-rents from the every constitutional means, to obtain a just tenants to the ...

... injurious to all classes of the community—to the landlord, to the farmer, and to the tenant, ooneluded by appeal to Irishmen to unite. The High-Sheriff was then moved from the chair, and the meeting eeparated, without even a resolution iu favour of protection ...

... government—united will with the people of Irelaod—these great questions which 1 have discussed to-night. If the aristocracy of the united kingdom has heaped evils unnumbered upon Ireland, why, I ask. should not the inlet and virtuous people the united kingdom ...

... and safer to assist Ireland in her contest against monopoly and its impoverishing effects, than to abandon one third of the united kingdom to the unrelenting oppression of proud aristocracy, reduced to poverty its own vices and extravagancies. We hsve also ...

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

... Porter, Ksq., made a speech, and impressed on Irishmen the necessity of unanimity, whether they be farmers, landlords, or M.P.’s, for that many good things had been lost to Ireland by ila Members not being united. The principal speakers in favour of protection ...