... centuries past. TlNtc is at this moment party in England growing up every day more powerful, anxious to unite with all honest and intelligent Irishmen, anxious some degree to atone tho future far calamities of past. (I.oud Cheers not imagine that the great ...

... upon record that Lord North himself expressed bis senfee of the injury which Irishmen America bad done England; link courage and their hoalilily agahn.l this country, united in iho war uf Independence, was the main cause of the first and signal successes ...

... the number of emigrants who left this port for Canada and the United Slates, during the past year, show considerable increase over IB4S. Last year left from Belfast for Canada. for the United States, 7.134; total, 9.(550; ditto to ditto, during the year ...

... K»q , madu a most excellent speech, and impressed Irishmen the necessity of unanimity, whether they farmers, lan Hurds, or for that many good tilings had been lost Ireland by its members not being united. The principal epeakors in favour of Protection were ...

... indolent*the genius of the nation is prostrated when the humblest are forced to subsist on chanty. It is the last extremity with Irishmen cat what they do not earn live onthc industry of neighbour. Mr. NTcilOl.i.s, Englishman, who made tour of the kingdom previous ...

... every point antagonist. Ihe 1 United Irishmen were aggressive, the I rotestants wire purely defensive; the United Irishmen plundered | others of their arms, the Protestants only asked to keep their own. The United ...

... second Judge on the Munster Circuit. Mr. the runaway Confederate, threatens before another year,” invade Ireland with 50,000 Irishmen, drilled and trained in America ! Thomas Patterson, Esq., of Gortlee, has been appointed to the Commission of the Peace for ...

... they were looked upon as the most unmitigated set of relentless persecutors that ever existed. They were not looked upon a* Irishmen or Christians at all. The principle of “Do unto other* as you would be done by had been violated in his case, whereas that ...

... changed. Irishmen of talent have found in Irishmen of business tho talents, enterprise, and skill—the industry and perseverance necessary to forward their projects; and the love ot reputation, or the love of money, now finds it may advantageously unite itself ...

... itself In a state of barrenness and waste. The most cursor}' observer cannot foil to have noted a gencnil desire amongst Irishmen to abandon those jarring interests which wake the world arms.” They aro neither disposed for bloodshed nor battery—they wish ...

... stretch'd to save All, brothers, will you note unite, And dig Disunion's grave. Too long Religion's sacred name Was vised by cunning knaves. To work our ruin mid our ahaxno— lu fact make slaves ; Whilst Irishmen shed Irish blood, At Party's beck tall, They ...

... to intimidate. The name of Saint Patrick the watch word assumed. Saint Patrick’s Day has for ages been justly honoured all Irishmen, of all degrees, in every latitude, the remote wilds of Kamtchatka, on the shores of bleak lands, forming our antipodes, ...