... of his country, and to his tenantry in particular, had secured tie veneration and regard of every good and wise man in the United Kingdom. He was one of tile best of landlords and most sincere of fiiends.- As a true patriot, he is ever contributing to ...

... done an immensity of good by her li- beral dispensations in charity, and for this her Grace deserves the universal thanks of Irishmen of everv denomination (continued applause)._ The CHAIRMAN-Tlhe accidental mention of Lord Anglesey's name reminds me of a ...

... Baillie, a countryman of ours, and a warm friend to such Irishmen as act uprightly; his power is very extensive, as the office of Crown Lands and Forests and that of the Suiveyor General are united in himn. and I think I can with safety say that any person ...

... of the same native earth, we have had an abundance, but it is a curse with which we are no longer blasted and withered- Irishmen of different creeds have begun to endure, to indulge, to respect each other. What a fortunate destiny for their country ...

... the great expense in several parts of England of passing Irishmen to the coast, and sending them to their osin cmountry. There was one county in the west of England in which thousands of Irishmen were passed in this mannmer. The expenses of this mode of ...

... Ireland (hear, hear). I will not disappoint 5 you by withholding from you my reasons for thinking that Irishmen ought now particularly to combine and S be united. (cheers). But before I proceed to explain tmy objects, I must say I did; not convene this meet- ...

... it dorn. On the contrary, they forimented it-anri ais a proof, they had oii tI e r list the nrames of every Colonel of United Irishmen in trie North, arid yet riot a nanl sias arrest id Intil tie combustibie matter with whsic12 Ile (i orotry Aai surcharged ...

... our past struggles! what a splendid result of our long anrd harassing lahours ! I am delighted that the fi st meeting of Irishmen which took place since the passing of the relief bill, was one for the purpose of asserting the right of every man to be ...

... that this day week an address was ordered to be issued to the peoDle, calling upon ribbon-. men, orangemen, and all Irishmen to unite, to forget all past differences, to forgive past injuiies, to bury in perpetual obli- vion all old animosity, to obey ...

... justice of therepre. sentation you made him, but as his object is merely to elum. lize the duties paid in the two parts of the United Kingdoa, he cannot discover on what ground such a course can ll silyi made a matter of complaint. Now, Sir, there 'a l this ...

... of Ireland it, the mainner I could wish upon the late despotic proclamation, It is a weak effort to obstruct the urli-o of Irishmen in defence of their common country, and to controul, and, if possible, stifle the public voice, whilst they are laying enormous ...

... that certain -officers of the United States' niavy had been concerned int the late duel near Philadelphia, which resulted in the death of Mr. l'il- ler, of that city commufimcated the eame to the President of the United States, and recommended their dismissal ...