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... MARCH XVIII, MDCCLXVI. 'GLrSHMEN, SCOTTISHMEN, IRISHMEN, COLONISTS, BRETHREN, 1. V e joice in the wifdom, fortitude of one man, which nam ed You from civil war and your enemies ! a to that Man in the Metropolis of your dominions. a garland of oak leaves ...
... which look with complacency. I united witii men high and fuperior you, Sir, re ore them, farming barrier between the lined government, and the wild and deiivjns republican lection, under the appellation United Irishmen. In the vifions of that cay, a reform ...
... expedience of impofing duties all foreign fliips entering the ports of the United States, a compenfalion for the benefit of the Light Houles * retfled the expence of the United States, in the fame way American velTels entering Britifh ports are prelent ...
... shown their z ...
... would unite Ireland with this country ; hat it would produce an union of hearts union accompanied by a system intolerance that ought not to be tolerated —accompanied a system narrow-minded polics. was not endured that four millions of Irishmen should ...
... was executed obr atem-ptivgto seduce, or actually- seducing tao soldiers fi-onm their al- legianee,,and admmisnitring the United- Irish- men's oath to theni. The next placard announced a continuation of the debate, antd, -among other insolent state- ments ...
... persons, to act in the capital w day after day, and month after month ? Because there is a rebtl party, and a party of United Irishmen work, and who now seek effect *» artifice, what they could not do force in 1798, and 1803.”—A declaration such this, conping ...
... raise themselves to notice, end toraakeipeecbe*. Some of these speeches are most dangerous and unwarrantable, the work of United Irishmen, labouring for a separation of this country from England ; others are made merely for the gratification of vanity; the ...
... France, Switzerland, and the Mediterranean, by Honoria Scott 4 ■ The Daughter of St. Omar, by Catharine G. Ward 2 O The Irishmen, a Military Political Novel, by a Native Officer Eva of Cambria, by Emma de Lifle 3—— The Schoolmifirels, l,y Mrs. Hunter ...
... retails are to be expedlad from Sweilisn co-o|ie>aiion on tins occafioo. Laft week we hated, that according to account! from the United States, Gm. Hull had entered Upper Canada, and it was reported had taken Fort Malden by ttorm. He had previoufly iffued p ...
... former night, highly deserving of every man's censure. I believed the Orange-men'** oath was dually I with that of the United Irishmen. It had long since I proved, that most beneficial aro-e from I th» English Constitution in Ireland. All that was now a«ke ...
... has already produced. The armed associations of Nottingham and Yorkshire, adding to the secrecy and combination of the United Irishmen the rmdness and regularity of the Knglisli character, and disgracing that character by the principles which they hold ...