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... UNITED IRISHMEN; OR, A PLAN FOR RETAINING FOR IRISH RELIGIOUS USE, Sixteen Millions Sterling of Irish Ecclesiastical Property, now about to be wasted and Destroyed], and aburo for forming a National Church in Ireland, free from En dish Mismanagement and ...
... UNITED IRISHMEN; OR, A PLAN FOR RETAINING FOR IRISH RELIGIOUS USE, Sixteen Millions Sterling of Irish Ecclesiastical Property, now about to be wasted and Destroyed, and also for funning& National Church in Ireland, free from English Mismanagement and ...
... Pstics—Snumgcs. UNITED IRISHMEN; OR, A PLAN FOR RETAINING FOR IRISH RELIGIOUS USE, Sixteen Millions Sterling of Irish Ecclesiastical Property, now about to be wasted and Destroyed, and also for forming s National Church in Ireland, free from English ...
... PRICE--131XPENCL. UNITED IRISHMEN; OR, A PLAN FOR RETAINING FOR IRISH RELIGIOUS USE, Sixteen Millions Sterling of Irish Ecclesiastical Property, now about to be wasted and Destroyed, and also for forming a National Church in Ireland, free from English ...
... FARM SEEDS; Also, a lot of POTATO AND TURNIP MANURE, of which He will sell for CASH, or on CREDIT. Cavan, Feb., 1869. uNITED IRISHMEN; OR, A PLAN FOR RETAINING FOR IRISH RELIGIOUS USE, Sixteen Millions Sterling of Irish Ecclesiastical Property, now about ...
... Lines. No. 2—Chestnut colt, 2 years old by United Irishmen. No. 3--Brown colt, 2 years old, by Rattler the Reefer. No. 4—Yearling chestnut filly, also by Battler the Reefer. No. 5 Bay filly, 1 year old, by United Irishman. No. 6 Brown mare with foal at foot ...
... college, the Farnham street. —copies of which may be had at the this paper, or of the artist, .1. W. PRICE-SIXPENCIL UNITED IRISHMEN; Oa, A PLAN FOR RETAINING FOR IRISH RELIGIOUS USE, Sixteen Millions Sterling of Irish Ecclesiastical Property, now about ...
... injure, anal destroy the Church, property and penems, of every other religions lusty. What, in 1798, was the oath of the United Irishmen It was this-- Every loyal Irish Protestant heretic I swear to rder: all this I swear. It was mutinied up in one word ...
... they resolved to organise P. mnsidenible force of united Irishmen, the toecin sounds through the ste.d, the cry is, The French have landed, and been successful. France calls on us to tire. Irishmen join Humbert and the vanguard. The rest may soon arrive ...
... worthless —that the priests would be sure to act theta •, just as they did in 1798, when, having excommunicated the gond United Irishmen, and even in Wexford itself refused the sacraments of the Church to members of that excellent society ; yet many of these ...
... entirely wanting iu the elenieuts of intelligence and respectability which gave a certain dignity and promise to the ' United Irishmen' orgamisation at the close of the last century, and even gave sonic elevation to the Repeal agitation, the triumph of ...
... was last sigb-lu. laat, vam wish-** ! that this were for Ireland. Grettaaandtbe Volunteers, Tone, Lord Edward, and the United Irishmen, O’Connell and Davis, the same love inspired them all to strive the same righteous . 1 ?; Ireland sllll lies a prey to ...