... •ffices, places birth, salaries, and ages all persons holding offices in Customs, Excise, and Post-office departments the United Kingdom, with the dales their appointment and pirsent location. Why he moved for « statement the place birth (he officials ...

... , that the laws could tortured thus punish virtue and innocence; by others it was heard with heroic feelings of patriots Irishmen, convinced that such step but precursor to the accomplishment of Ireland's independence; whilst it was teeeived others with ...

... To this, it is only necessary to follow tlie course of the for it generally admitted to have been one of the most luminous Unit has occurred for many years. The Attorney-General began with distinct acfount of the stale of the law, regards the rights of ...

... writer save— The and delicate problem of leaching Ireland to do without O’Connell—to agitate without the Agitator —we hate united nicety. The difficulty waa greatareoaed alraoat to intolte a contradiction in terma. It waa, how insure the continuance of ...

... day pleased to declare the Right Hon. William l ord Heyieobury, Lieutenant General and Governor. General (hat port of the United Kingdom called Ire- Downing Stbkbt. Juif I. —The Queen hat been pleased nominate and appoint Lieutenant- General the Right ...

... British subjects. ll was addressed to the God of Abraham, of Isaac, and of Jacob; but it came from the hearts of Hug* (ishmen, Irishmen, and Scotsmen, and it was as Ui> vent its expression of loyally,and sincere in its profession of patriotism, as if it bad ...

... first duly in that agitation • Our fir.t i* to eoiaUine to|;elli. r the Irisli of every sect and persuasion—to unit and combine all Irishmen, every gradation opinion, who agree with in thinking one thing meessary—the Repeal of the Unhm—(luu«l er*) read ...

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... strong, including about a hundred colliers from the Marquis of Lothian’seoal-pils, who were determined to unite in the esiirpalion the Irishmen Irom that district the country. Hera they formed themselves into piocesaitm, and marched in Hie dilection of ...

... it • the were made to Mr. aa nrinn.r in which Miniatrra had treated that amrunt nf fully attached him aa the noble Wed. to unite with that | crime whetiief the ineaaurc remedy Cover iiowol Dal they tataar to do on lie that j likely to give ioereaaed protection ...

... Bobreon, they talk of them English victories tell them they are Irish victories. The heroes of Sutlej were for the most part Irishmen, and not a few of them were from this locality ; and what is the reward which the Irish people receive for thus ex|>end;ng ...

... es, capital must imported from Kngland. But before either the one thing or (he other can done, good Irishmen of all parlies and all creeds must unite, and cordially co operate with Government in prtsciving iuviolale life and proper. *iy. Tlte re are plenty ...