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... illustrate myself by a story. Not many years ago three crack regiments of the line met on a review day in some part of the United Kingdom. The one regiment was English, glorying in St. George ; the other was Irish, glorying in St. Patrick; and the third ...
... people, Mr Oladstone, as an excuse says 'lt is known in the government that the French conspiracy in not extinct neither in the United Kingdom or in America' This plea in a shallow ►ttempt to disguise the weakness of his position. It is unworthy of the candid ...
... unknown, and the sexes lived in promiscuous intercourse with each other. A short time after this, the destinies of Ireland were united under one monarch, called Hcremou, and after him by Foahla (the sage), or the Alfred of Irish history. Ile established the ...
... London, 1081. WASIINGrON, January 4th.-The Secretary of the general treasury bas issued his mnoitlhly staitenmnt of debt of the United States, whicll amounts to 2,658,000,000 dollars, shoving ai re- ductionrof 4,750,000 dollars. Coin ila treasurvis 109.U00000 ...
... people, maintained as it can, and shall be by their brothers on this continent. We appeal, then, to Irishmen and the friends of Irishmen in the United States to aid by every means in their power the extension of the doctrines which Montgomery died to ...
... country, lam like a traveller who relieves himself portion of his burden in order more quickly to reach the end he basin view. Unit end, gentlemen is, after insuring order, prosperity, security, and guaranteed liberty definitely esta- Wished MR JOHNSON SCOTLAND ...
... may be one or two Gennans-- (looking at Mr Schumacher amidst appbevie and laeghter)—there may, perhaps, be one or two poor Irishmen—(looking at Mr Foley— applause and laughter)—and now and then a poor Englishman-- (looking at Mr Perot —applause and lau ...
... his disposal without regard to party or creed, they would best do honour his memory now if they laid le old differences and united carry out the object of tlie present meeting with unanimous cordiality. (Cheers.) Sir Robert Gerard proposed the first resolution ...
... the envious and jeanse principals of the opposition shops over the way. I would not are to tell you what Roman Catholic Irishmen think of your Popery in Scotland—l mean your Presbyterial Popery. They regard theirs as a bloated freedom pared with yours; ...
... no means complimentary to Scotland or to Scotsmen, and that if Edin.l burgh and Glasgow writers especially knew how little Irishmen care about their lucubeas tions on Irish affairs, or rather how thoroughly they despise them, they would trouble themaches ...
... Lik: the one in the ‘The « fence of Munroe do weak; he admitted the seduction of the rl, but claimest that she was uow in the United State ‘im. and the jury found guilty, recommendi ta the clenie however. of his former od the € wn, ST PAPRICK AN Where was ...
... heartened and perplexed by this pollen awl incorrigible hatred. The centre of action, thought, and preparation is to be in the United States, whence manifestoes are to be issued, counsel given, and funds supplied. The Irish of Ireland are principally to sit ...