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... subjects, public and private—but all animated with otu sentiment devoted attachment to the common Father the Faithful, all united in one resolve to defend his his rights, am) protect him from unjust spoliation (loud opplavse). sanctity of the place in ...
... England and Scotland, History Ireland (MacGeogliegan's), Goldsmith's Works, Natural History of Ireland, 3 vols; Madden's United Irishmen (illustrated), Gil Bias (illustrated), Fielding's Works, Shell's Speeches, Reynold's Miscellany (vols. 6. 6, 7, .8), Days ...
... Catholics this diocese, and, indeed, all Ireland, aud the nobis position you have assumed, must till every Christian with delight. United by the bonds charity, for the sustainmcnt of justice and truth, determined to defend your faith aud the freedom of your religion ...
... first toast the list was one which lie was sure only required mentioned to secure its enthusiastic reception all true-hearted Irishmen. Without further preface, he gave them 44 The Queen (loud applause). The toast having been duly honoured, the Lord Mayor ...
... Strand, W.C. also, 193, Piccadilly, W. Now Ready, increased upwards of 150 pages, THOM'S ALMANAC AND OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, for 1860. price 6d, or bound with the Dublin Pofct Office Directory, 15s. ALEX. TIIOM and SONS, 87 and 88, Abbey-street ...
... episcopal address from which 'he had read the extract; but analogous instances were of daily occurrence, which fully justified the united prelacy of Ireland in demanding that some person shonld be placed association with the existing commissioners who had such ...
... government under which they have the happiness to live (loud laughter and cheers). Strange that the English pale should not have united all denominations and classes in Ireland into one fold of love (a laugh). Strange that the territorial modifications Stafford ...
... the great majority of those who had succeeded in entering her Majesty's service surgeons, both in the army and navy, were Irishmen, and pupils of the Dublin Schools of Medicine (applause). A warrant had been issued by her Majesty's council, when Sir John ...
... can share in thegloiy of rendering the 2Gth of February, 1860, a day to be remembered for long ages with a pious pride by Irishmen, with ad-' miration and joy by the See of Peter, and edification universal Christendom, the efforts of each «nd all of us ...
... money which an unwise policy might divert to a foreign channel. And when the time comes (and it shall come, please God, if Irishmen true to themselves), when our much neglected begs will be a source of social brightness and a credit to old Ireland, the ...
... but to the British Empire at large. Whatever refonn the}' got for Dublin would be obtained for Ireland and the entire of the United Kingdom (hear, hear). He felt rather astonished at the statement of some of his friends, that their meeting was likely to ...
... making, as it were, a rampart round his sacred person by those Irish hearts of ours (loud cheers). Yes, all Catholic Ireland is united as one, and seems ready to merge everything else —to forget every political shade of difference, and to have, I maji say| ...