... iaing WIligs Of the new gaol.' Scvesiamenrwe.OT5'teken t ne . p late; one of whom nnwas ?? tall; furious, and: wlt tkpowms Irishmen.i He wasamost determined looking eafacttiy -t is stated that he wns.:the first who attacked-the ansmqn house. -t is confidently ...

... designations stand the burning and bloody record, are button fresh in our memories, and these were the freeborn Englishmen and Irishmen. Mr. Buxton might therefore have hi* breweries fired (perhaps for what Mr. Arthur Brown terras eophical larkJ without procuring ...

... purpose petitioning pariiameut to redress some the grmvance* under which the people of tiou. was a melancholy truth that Irishmen were not legally entitled to the same protection under the Habeas Corpus Act Englishmen; and that by the 21st and 22nd Geo ...

... Cark, Sir.’ Where arc you bound to ?'— Batany Bay, Surr.* Well, well, what your cargo ?’— khargo, Sir ? I’ve got kharyo United Irishmen, and a very bad khargo you’ll allow, Sir.’— Well, then, you command a convict ship.*— do, Sir; and will command them long ...

... degrading reflection, that Irishmen are not admitted to the blessings of the Btitisli censtitution, lly with themselves, and alarm, arising from the conviction, that Englishmen can be induced to acquiesce in the oppression of Irishmen, such oppression will ...

... panders of every tyrannical Government (Cheers.) et that Parliament was said the fair creation on which the ima- I filiation of Irishmen delighted to dwell. It was figured as 1 the personification excellence, when ought have heju held up as an imago loathing ...

... wish strengthen that empire home and abroad —as we wish for united councils and enterprises—and as we wish, that whenever are called on to exercise our strength, we bring into operation the united strength of great empire. As wish for each and all of these ...

... besides, other dangers. He warned the Government, that there were in this town, almost within hearing, one hundred thousand Irishmen to whom the announcement of their determination to use measures of coercion towards Ireland, would be most melancholy. There ...

... that you want no such measure this. The comparison which the Bight Honorable Baronet drew the other evenihg between the united Irishmen of former ciays, who was found with a paper in his pocket containing exhortation peace, and the agitator of the present ...

... and miseriea of whole nation, but which they now insist shall take place out of a false regard to the interest of a few. Irishmen ! you will do weU to bear this in mind. —However erroneous the political opinions in general of Lord Ashley may be considered ...

... make it a mixed Commission of Englishmeu and Irishmen. Lord ALTHORP said, the Commission had not yet been appointed, but it certainly bad been his intention that some persons connected with Ireland should be unit, and that the principle person ou it should ...

... distance of twenty-one yards&; t no blow sball be given; nstnd'thec'hallenger wavgers one thao. sand pounds that the hundred Irishmen will throw the tre henrired Englisbhleen on the ground, eacb 'man once throu tobe removed. aid ot to' b allowed to take farther ...