... Ireland as so very pacific. It is not to be wondered at, he says, ?? if, after the lapse of centuries of keen suffering, Irishmen feel too sere to be goaded on any fur- ther ; {/ they exchange at length the groan and the sigh for the firm deliberate ...

... opposing to this frightful political system, a calm and temperate, yet firm and united determination, to resist its devastating progress. Let them be united — cordially united in this great constitutional object ; and let that union be characterised by a ...

... blessings of the British constitu- tion, was celebrated nn Tuesday in such a manner as must be cheering to the Prefestants of the united em-- pire. The morning was ushered in by a discharge of artillery, and soon after four o'clock the bells of the cathedral ...

... stationed at the two extremes of the city were marching to unite In the Cainpo ?? •• that the Mil battalion quartered there had taken up 'arms, wliich was entirely false ; and that when they were all united, they would take possession of the arsenals, and then ...

... last brought to their senses, and the fanner permit- ted to wend his way homewards. While this was ging forward, different Irishmen -fTered to take shearing by the acre, in the hone that they would find hands on reasonable ternis. But even in th _ their ...

... all that lias ever been endured by mankind for justice sake. Again, at p. 285, * Irishmen before united in seeking to make their country inde- pendent. They may unite again. If this power (the Roman Catholic) which exists at present, and which will ...

... inapplicable at present. It was Irt ...

... who addresses you ; but on the question whether we should debar from their just political rights millions of op- pressed Irishmen, I stop ne.t to inquire by what precise mode of faith the Irish CUristian seeks his God. Can this world be made only for ...

... leader :-— , We learn that the French government have lately shown themselves very much alive to the merits of a number of Irishmen, whoeither distinguished themselves about the period of 1798, or are connected with those who so distinguished themselves ...

... Is this to be tamely endured ? Are we to sec indi- viduals oppressed, lopped away one by one, sinking Under the united influence and united purse of the many, merely because they hold the one faith with ourselves ? Shall we witness tamely the Protestant ...

... Trish brigade, legion, regiment, even battalion, has been not only religiously adhered to but the admission of individual Irishmen (and md 1 ?? foreigners of all classes) into her army has been al* gether prohibited, with the exception of one ?? that of ...

... as Protestant freemen, I .sincerely trust we may so se- parate. *ir. tre have assembled here this day loi the purpose of uniting in the bmdt rf Protestantism for tl.e support and protection of our glorious constitution. We have assembled here, sir, for ...