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... communication you express some surprise that when I was twice in America, endeavouring collect information respecting the United Irishmen, had not applied you ; that 1 had mistaken letter from one of the chief Catholic leaders” addressed to him whose inmt’ ...
... the prifluip; B. Clavton, Ksq. Dublin S. J. MACHEN, 8. D’Olier-street. nmy be procured, by order, of all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. from notices. F.mun ac Knock.—The prospectus of this truly patriotic work appears onr second page, from the pen of ...
... Cheap Government, and EarAi, Laws. Agricola. DR. MADDEN AND WOLFE TONE. Doctor Madden, the author of the late book the United Irishmen, has sent us the following letters for publicationthey speak for themselves ; ...
... which preceded them, will then be put forward to add to the proofs already given of the fixed determination of all honest Irishmen to acquit themselves of this first charge upon their patriotism and public honor : In addition to the contributions heretofore ...
... from 1779 to 795, that the maintenance of the cause of nationality and freedom was thrown on one portion or race or sect Irishmen, while the remainder were cither hostile or neutral. We find, too, what one of your cotemporaries (unwisely and exclusively ...
... coming into Possession of towns and cities, be going to the employer, with his hat in Ireland, of Europe, and the world, that irishmen and Ire- certain letters which he would presently read to the court, felt hand, saying—“please, sir, give me something to ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NATION Oh, Union, how social—oh, Union, how rare ! which all religions may equally share ; Which unites in one cause both the rich and the poor Makes the fate of our tyrants decided and sure. Old Song. Sir —The few objections which are ...
... to tell the Irish people to think again and again on their situation. They were united people—the middle and poorer classes, and many of the upper classes, too —were united, and they were using every constitutional means in their power to recover the rights ...
... that day as Irishmen upon neutral ground (hear) ; and that they hud arrived at period which, hoped, would continue to after time, when political acrimony had lost its sling, and religious differences their rancour, and that they all unite that spot for ...
... according to the dictates of his own heart; and, thanks to the Apostle of Temperance, the period was fust approaching when Irishmen would unite for one common purpose, to make their country great and mighty as she ought to be (cheers). For the very kind expressions ...
... protection, that has thus spared for this honorable occasion. ] have, sir, the pleasure, as chairman of a numerous meeting Irishmen, convened in this city, the 14th instant, whose proceedings I directed by them to forward to y ...
... to the principles involved in the Repeal movement in the United States. I cannot close without expressing to you the feelings of satisfaction universal among the friends of Ireland in the United States at the improved and improving prospects of the Repeal ...