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... also been Toted for building schools in Scotland, take thia to be another step towards extending National Schools over the United Kingdom. Mr. Emerson Tennent and the Lifford Orangemen At a meeting of the District Orange Lodge of Lifford, on the 28th June ...
... attendants. Edward S. Ruthven, E«q., M. P., has arrived Downpatrick. Irishmen in High Offices.— The three Secretaries of Slate, Lords Palmerston and Duncannon, and Mr. Spring Rice, are Irishmen; *r», also, is Lord Aylmer, Governor- General of Canada; Lord Clare ...
... It has been tried several time*, and always failed in England. It succeeded to sure in Ireland, not because Irishmen were dragooned by Irishmen, but because there was faction in Ireland always backed by England. I would advise them, however, not make the ...
... adopt the plan of conciliation, and ble ...
... and to his friends on this side the channel, to learn, that as soon as it was known he had landed Liverpool, deputation of Irishmen were appointed to wait upon him, to ascertain at what time he could receive a congratulatory address from his countrymen ...
... bags, which 4,000 have been taken for export and speculation. The market is firm prices.- The arrivals are—s vessels from the United State®, and I from Maranham. OlasgoWf Tuesday, March 10. —Callh —There was a good supply of cattle in the market this morning ...
... —the Sheriff of Londonderry. There was a peculiarity this case, for Londonderry was not a city or County in itself, but was united to the County, and called the City and County of Londonderry; and there was one Sheriff for both city and County. He proposed ...
... contributed to preserve the peace. The founders of the Orarge system had in view the prevention of the rehellion, which the United Irishmen wished to promote. He referred to Mr. Lawless’s hiving put himself the head of 100.000; and shewed, that it might have ...
... integrity of the empire. The British decko were if ever, unirodden by Irishmen in the moment of vit The British Grenadiers were never led on to triumph gallant Fergusson, without Irishmen joining heroicall melée, which glorified England, by its victorious ...
... exiet t necessity that a good the two Houees of Parliament, for the | and to promote the security. peace, and trar ot the United Kinedome;—ie stated, thar the Bill better regulation of Corporations in Ireland wes fra e he principle of a reform of abuses ...
... and office of these Corporate bodies was, secure the interests of the British Crown and Government, in tins puftlso .of die United Kingdom; and nothing could be more unjust, bar Contrary to the fret, than the representation, that the nadonal jealousy and ...