... the threats, and firmly resist the blandishments, of the ministry ; I say, 1 believe that those men, so banded together in a united and powerful body, could wring almost any concession from the government of the day. (Hear, .hear.) Because governments cling ...

... their victory“ understand, that at the next Council, the order authorising transportation to the Cape will be revoked.” Here, Irishmen, is an instance of what can done—of what spirit and determination may effect. petty colony the extreme end of Africa refuses ...

... proportions. 7th. That a fair amount of the taxes of the United Kingdom be expended in the improvement of this country. Bth. That the Rate-in-Aid (so-known) be extended to Great Britain. 9th. That Irishmen shall get their fair proportion of all state situations ...

... There a party now in England and Scotland becoming every day more numerous and united, who are most anxious for the good of Ireland ; and if all honest Irishmen will'unite with them and roe, I cannot doubt that the future of your country will in some ...

... purpose of extending that line to Athlone. 4. Rush convicted of the Stanfield Hall murders, after trial of seven days. Five Irishmen, having been forcibly exported from Glasgow as paupers, and flung on the shores Belfast, the most convenient Irish port, ...

... 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 of independence, was the main cause of the first and signal ...

... The Rising of ’9B. Price 4d. each. Large I'.dition the Irish Rebellion of 1798, with the Lives the most distinguished United Irishmen, and extracts from the writings of Dr. Madden. The Black History of Ireland, containing a faithful account of the wholesale ...

... just and equal legislation lor that part of the United Kingdom. ALLIANCE. Well, now, we come to the question, how are to get these changes ? I believe it not to be impossible. Can not have a union of Irishmen who understand the nature of this case ? I can ...

... Scotchmen cannot obtain settlements, by any length of residence, in England or Ireland, it is not reasonable that Englishmen and Irishmen should obtain settlements in Scotland, and that they should acquired only in the same circumstances, and the same conditions ...

... Dublin, jAnury, IbM). IRISH PLANTATION. The propoaal for Irish Company to purchase Incumbered Estates with Irish money and for Irishmen, broached the second number of the new Nation, and reiterated frequently since, remained a mere proposal, from legal and ...

... Irish League formed, for the purpose of uniting Englishmen and Irishmen to make effort to ameliorate the condition of Ireland. The present opportunity is favourable : and it is hoped that influential Irishmen in oilier places will avail themselves it ...

... Rising of ’9B. Price 4d. each. Large Edition of the Irish Rebellion of 1798, with the Lives of the most distinguished United Irishmen, and extracts from the writings of Dr. Madden. The Black History of Ireland, containing a faithful account of the wholesale ...