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... forbearance on that day, I shall leave to the de judgment of any impartial reader. There were from ten o twelve thousand Irishmen walked in procession on last ne St. Patrick's Day, the greater number of whom belong to, or lo) twere members of, some benekleent ...
... taste as of feeling. |v Moreover, these reports are frequently grossly exaggerated, It anid wcosds are put into the mouths of Irishmen, ttilors, a and others-whom the re sorters thinkc they have a right to Ie ise as the huts of' their jokes-which never were ...
... pens for purposes of Irish degradation-the employ- ment of a herd of renegades to de- fii'me the religion and character of Irishmen. (Iiear, hear!) The pay- masters of these detestable engines of discord seem latterly to -have transferred their patronage ...
... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1825. The Message of the PRESIDENT of the United States presents a most favourable view of the situation of that great Republic, which seemr destined to exercise one day so powerful an influence on the ...
... be sa1 ' Yes, .and we should al~l be sufe, and sfillmainin the mari- time dominion, -if we 'were all saond at heart endall united. 1I, therfre, Tihere were no other' motwie to the doing ofjustice to the people of Ireland, is tberenothere ?? more than motive ...
... tecenty dfcovered hat ali te world knew before, that Irishmen are intelligent, warm-hemrted, apid r Avery way calculated, under a proper system, tocoutribute b to the strength and prosperity of the United Empire. He a has also found out tbat the Catholic ...
... who were then in Philadelphia, and who had fled from the gentle regime of Pirr and CASTLEREAGH, It is very true, that those Irishmen and I were irea state-of as bitter hostility as canmbe el iwiagined. Nothing ?? be more decided;, that- of no two parties ...
... orator 5'QatotB gosend the Irish are Strider of ?? tilan' perhaps they ought to' be, but let the Legislature only allow 'all Irishmen to acfamle for: ,4baxve and fishe, withbout first renoundng all hope of j'yp, hereafter, iwit' whichiloave8 and fishes are ...
... refrain from the expression of 92 pC our regret that the recognition has been so long delayed, Inonor that the Government of the United States of America pc fir has been allowed to-anticipate the British Cabinet in this .nd H. act of political wisdom. Pe fir ...
... ICatholics, to use the terms of their opponents, had. united and baiided: themselves for this Mrrpose, and had esta- blishied the Association, he begged eave, on the other hand, to ask if no parties had been united and handed themselves againstthem [hear !J ? ...
... but for the prudence and ht dreto ?? bne rlen ot. What had been the result of bt discretion of Lord Chlarlenl~lt;-- of tile United Irishmell in V- e twle Catholic Coinamittee of 1793-of the ited wishmelooin it 1796 and 7? A rebellion wvich deluged the islaicd ...
... then alluded to the characters of the leading Members of the Asso- ciation, among wholin were to be found the surviving united Irishmen of 1798, and attainted traitors, who owed their lives to the lenity of the Crown. I Mr. BROWNLOW supported the motion ...