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... BY HER OWN HE KB E RS. Tiis contintied debate upon Mr. Disraei's motion, nal its result, derive the deepest interest for Irishmen, in consequence of the question having been m:ile directly an Irish onc by Mr. Staffolrd (formerly known as Mr. Stafford ...
... in the camp; but they should be afraid of no man, %whether lie was a landlord, an agent, or a bailiff (Cheers.) Let them be united, and the end they sought would soon be accomplished. (Hear, hear.) The landlords, soene years ago, thought it no robbery to ...
... actis of the Legislature, or the pen of speculative politicians, but by the sppnta- neoiis'and irrepressible instinct of an united people. To treat.the dstablishment of a Roman Catholic Hierarchy. ?? as an insult neither greater in degree nor differing ...
... and Ireland as now by law estab- lished, be united into one Protestant Episcopal Church, to be ?? United Church of England and Ireland,' and the doctrine, worship, discipline, and government of the said United Church shalt be, and shall remain in full force ...
... back to them, they lose four days' interest upon every, bill remitted to them from the United States. The arrangement is a practical bull-but it is not made by Irishmen. The English answer to this would, no doubt, be a contemptuous commentary upon Irish ...
... abandon their purposes; andwhether Great Britain is to find amongst her sons a similar judicious counsellor to avert from the United King- dom a similar calamitous-fate, with which she is threa- tened, time must show. We say a similar calamitous fate, with ...
... The degradation of a country cannot le per- petuated for ever. That the citizens of Dublin bv their free act should have united to purge their 'municipal representation is a very gratifying confirmation of' the truth of this view. The Corporation of ...
... that ou know of no distination, nor any cause, ca 'rn ?? ?? .k ,. Al ?? -rs Seala -~y-iu Nvalul was mingiea all colours, and united all reeds. (Cheers.) There never was a cause -before cornmitted-to' your keeping. which you could. call your own ; you have ...
... right, and while noniinially they derived their institution from the Pope, theirhbishops were, in truth, in the selection of Irishmen. This right, their most distinguished prelates had stated on oath, the Irish Roman Catholics would most jealously preserve-they ...
... of a Packet station for communication with America. It gives us the utmost delight to find Irishmen, of all parties, at length alive to the necessity of united action in defence of their country's interests, and in opposi- tion to that injurious system ...
... all had shown the Government and the people of England, that when a common object was presented to Irishmen, demanding their attention and their united energies, tley k(new as men of business how to seek that object di igently. Last year 163,000 persons ...
... CitAtisNa announced the next sentihetut to be Union ationg. Irishmen ; and The Rev. Mr. Biscic spoke to the sentiment. After sonic preliminary observations, lie Lasked, why would they not be united? Their enemies were crying out that the Presbyterian MIinisters ...