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... thraldom of heretics, will speak for himself. am the founder Of the Catholic association, the leader of seven millions, ' united as one man under my com- mand, to reconquer their civil rights, their church (the only true one), and the spoils of their ...
... PROCLAMATION, THE LORD LIEUTENANT G EN ERAL AN D G GOVERNOR OF IRELAND. AN4VLESEA. Whereas certain counties in this part of the United Kingdom, meetings of large numbers of his Majesty's subjects have been lately held, consisting of persons both on foot and ...
... Irish countrymen. Mr. Gipps then addressed the meeting in favour of the intended petition. To the Honourable the Commons the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled. The Humble Petition of the undermentioned Freeholders of the ...
... our own existence. When we pen this brief pre- diction of an accurrenee whose will be beneficially felt by Englishmen and-irishmen to the remotest getitrativns, our readers may be assured that on the ‘comin cvnviction.”’, we do not speak. but from The ...
... catnnel fleet, at »the time ofthe Irish Rebellion: — You are uveal says this precious document, to be to the free aad United Irishmen, who are fighting your cause tyrants and oppressors ; and to defend their rights to the but drop your bi.ood, and to keep ...
... give his assent any measure which would in the slightest degree compromise the safety of the PROTESTANT Constitution of these United Kingdoms. That this pledge will be adhered to, we have not the slightest doubt—so that if even the obnoxious Bill should pass ...
... Under the heads of Customs and Excise, Englishmen tax themselves for every gallon of beer 3d. and 2d. per lb. hops more than Irishmen pay, four shillings and two-pence per gallon more on every gallon of Brandy, Rum, Gin, and Whiskey. Think this lovers good ...
... state ot degradation. When an act was passedfjr that purpose, he would pledge his life, that it would have the effect of uniting and quieting 8,000 000 of his Majesty s subjects. He stated his opinion thus openly, as he conceived that the Noble Duke ai ...
... lheeoyed for imliaorull plurloscs. bat lie could i arml iiotiliiimg of ilemo. - -of= r- - = = = The net public income of thc United Kingdom, after abating the expenditure defrayed by the sevcial revenue depaltinents, darinig thle year cudirig the :5th of' ...
... Majesty's Secretaries of State, by license, to allow a foreign Jesuit or member of religio- order, as aforesaid, to come to the United Kingdom, and to remain therein for period not exceeding six calendar months, with power revoke such license he see fit - The ...
... co When were encompassed with difhcultif |d obstacles apparently insuperable, and which be only overcome by matchless and united stood in our way, we did not sink under the *' national calamity, but persevered with that da t determination which has been ...
... and Catholic and Presbyterian, forgetting those party ie.uds which'no long distracted us, rally round me in glorious and united effort f .r the attainment of this national measure, ventere to predict that before? three years we shall see parliament sitting ...