... enough, and arc worth reading. , shall, in our next, deal with the s.lly and malignant article Dr. Madden's Lives of the United Irishmen,” which concludes the number. It demands separate notice. Several books which have been received, will he noticed in onr ...

... views on politics, is peculiarly pledged, by its very title, to aid every effort of every party ami every creed of Irishmen, to unite for objects generally calculated to elevate the character of their native land in the eyes of the world, there can be ...

... well as certainty as soon as our national strength shall have become sufficiently organised. Yes, the millions of faithful Irishmen are with ns ! It is perfectly true that we have not yet got very many of those who constitute what are called, by an equivocal ...

... campaign. It is of Ellenhorough, Ellcnboroughish ; and was probably issued mittake, like the order to evacuate Jcllalabad : Irishmen Soldiers !!—Rumours of mutiny m your ranks have reached mo—l once reject them. You ready as ever to shed your blood for England ...

... promised in our last to not.ce the silly and tenant article” in the University Magazine on Dr. . - S Lives and Times of the United Irishmen Our readers are, tve take it. already familiar book aoutaining large addition our insurrection, in family papera-m * * ...

... efficient not what it ougb j , occas ions and the causes when' the^ such a height as it f V I fhp Ktter times of the United Irishmen, very reached in the latter t m imitat(>d the cruelties .y.. domination.” „ . he is not defending the Government; ...

... son of exile, who was compelled in 1798 to cross the Atlantic, to save his head from the block ? His father, one of the United Irishmen of Ulster, was proscribed the government as an officer of that society—a price was set upon his head. He sought refuge ...

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... this, Irishmen, and profit the hearing . Every misfortune,” says the organ of the great German Commercial League, that we have suffered for centuries past, mav be traced to one cause ; ami that is that tee hare censed to consider ourselves a united nation ...

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