... that the Catholics were combining to murder them all, and establish the Catholic religion. Peen-o’-day boys, dolenders, united Irishmen, all were instigated hate and persecute each other enemies, until lengtli by hang•ng, flogging, by pitcb-capping, by bnrnmg ...

... WEXFORD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1820. The Kiiijlisli oligarchy saw well that when Irishmen were comhined with Irishmen, that when Catholics woald show bow they would use their vie'■ry—their moderation, their forgiveness, and their hailing with fraternal ...

... itll mon is warm, but in Irishmen it imils. This characteristic ebullition of temperament is the source of all their noble qualities, ami the most prominent virtues. (Sratitmle anil hospitality are proverbial amoii Irishmen; 1 therefore anticipate the ...

... bloody struggle amongst u*. Secret societies will tile bane of the repeal the I nion. Secret societies you from the midst Irishmen. Whoever Irelongs them is mi enemy of mine and of Ireland. Let every iiltiir and pulpit in the eonntfy resound with tins ...

... Gregory has declared that it would be dangerous to the public pence to allow the Orangemen and the Catholics of Dublin to unite the hitherto adverse coluurs-to cheer together for the memory King William the Third, and tor the throne King William the Fourth—to ...

... our country he happy, prosperous, and independent.**-(Cheefs.) But this cannot done Protestants and ttoman Catholics do not unite together*it cannot be achieved if the orange and green do not blend together, and our past feuds be forgotten. Let every man ...

... of lawful one. With secret societies the people will have nothing to do. (Hear.) See what occurred to the tinfortunate united Irishmen. A spy got into every division or split, they called them ; then went swore what he pleased against the unfortunate man ...

... hands and a different agency. The Government qm planted and contrived the rebellion. I hey had one of the colonels of the United Irishmen in their pay, who gave them full information ot all the proceedings of that body they occurred —but they took no precautionary ...

... exclude others from the ad- vanlares winch they possessed, ami conferred upon Irishmen, but that the board should hare the power of appointing local hoards in any part ol the united kingdom.” Mr. Guinness seconded the resolution, Mr. Hayes moved, an amendment ...

... of tha association repeal the Union. Not being altogether a repealer himself, did propose that England aud Scotland should united with lieland, particularly when many capitalists iu those Countries were prepared to give the association their money. Hi ...

... would now ask, are not vested rights attempted to be destroyed ? Would ncl properly spoliated/* if the determined resolve united nation did not render the Derby Dilly statesman’s act a dead letter. That e ceful resolve will also shew the Par•cm who has ...

... assailed, not one could ever affix the stain of disloyally upon (hear, hear,). The great feeling of r>oaal attachment with which Irishmen have al ways regarded their roonaicli has never been doubled ; ami whilst they drew a distinction between the acts of ministry ...