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... Last Hiding ) indigent persons requiring the use the Sulphur Water, prison tor trial. Harrogate. The whole population the United the llith instant, two boys went batlie the • States, with the a 'district in South Caroiiuu, canal, near to Baswicl; Steer ...
... e Member for Aberdeen. Some of the most monstrous abuses were disclosed in the course of the discussion. The practice of uniting pari she* appears to have been carried to a scandalous length. The patronage of nearly all the benefices in Ireland is in ...
... small fundholders, and one-half Irishmen of £380. £488. per annum, when tbey can get their rents paid. At Tours there is select corps of about four thousand, who pride themselves upon their family connexions in the United Kmgdum. At Boulogne there are six ...
... finished, and north of that river every where general. For many years a more productive crop has not been gathered in the United Kingdom. Another fortnight will clear the fields of every article except beans. In Ireland the cro;>s of every description ...
... watch-house, your Honour, ’kase she I called all the Murphys in the world ; and said no 1 robbery all was done, but was done Irishmen ; I which was extremely ondacenl her, being she’s Irishman herself, the cratur.” Mr. Dennis O’Sullivan delivered all this ...
... interfered, and said, his object in coming lo Ireland was not to divide but to unite. Lord Cloncurry instanta- neously repiied, Mr. Owen, it is agcinst the late no 4a4e United Irishmen. NAVAL AN.CDoTE.-W-hen the squadron lay in the Scheldt (in 1794) co-operating ...
... interfered, and said, his object in coming to Ireland was not to divide but to unite. Lord Clencany Instantaneously replied, “Mr.Owen, itiaogwAut the fate to make United Irishmen.”; . .. . Early Marriage—E young Iftly of thi»o«igli> bourbood, wbo was married ...
... more with them, and are not afraid to let it be known that they detest tlie despotic views of France, and are resolved to unite against the invaders. Cnder tiiose circumstances, rumour intimates that a negoctation has commenced, and that the late move- ...
... ! He struck who stood in the middle the course, who returned the blow, when 7 or Irishmen fell upon him, and beat him shameful!v A general row commenced, the Irishmen knocking one down they came near with their bludgeons; the people from the places ...
... assistance. ti We are sorry to have to record an unfortunate event swhich took place on Wednesday morning, at the Pauper J. |unitic Asytum, at Wakefield. A male patient, who bad o 3ome time ao shownn a propensity to suicide, but had r lately become much ...
... indirectly encouraging it, so that while Mr. WUberforce and the people of England are starving tbe colonial possessions the United Kingdom for want of black cultivators, his most Christian majesty secretly encourages plentiful supply the colonies—ot the ...
... Wakefield. A party of ten Irishmen, who had been drinking there for some time, began quarrel with the rest of the company assembled, upon which tbe landlord and his wife interfered in order to put an end to the dispute; but tbe Irishmen getting more irritated ...