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... resident country gentlemen ; they were of the | , be rwise could the 33d of George 111 carried itito efright useful class Irishmen, not surpassed in re- ft. cl> al . id penalty of £31)0 enforced, unless persons were sped ability any belonging to either ...
... recovery of their ancient Honoi rs and Estates.” The self same principles again present themselves in the motives of the United Irishmen, proves! before the Parliamentary Committee A.I). 1T99. next find them dissseminatedoverlhe land, from tiie pestiferous ...
... is to be returned. Religious prejudices hnve longer any concern in this election. To consolidate and unite all the interests «f the country ought to he our common object; and I conclude you will found amongst the foremost to promote tins great work of ...
... separate pastors, (1 hare ktjurt named tkem,) and weri nut united, together. Your Lordship has not sard, that the other benefices, held by the Vicars of these separate parishes, were united with them. The Clergymen happened to bold a plurality of liy ...
... reform. Such have neither right or reason to come forward ; they have entered the ministry as purchasers with notice, and united themselves to the Church, she now is, for better for worse. More especially I would warn Curates; with them it would both ...
... Dwyer acted as Secretary. On rising, the Member Was greeted with cheers. He commenced recommending union amongst all sects irishmen, and then proceeded“ I have stood in the collective wisdom. (A laugh.) I have sat in the noblest assembly in the world -(a ...
... advisedly, ami I say it on the authority of report of a committee, stating that the Government had, from the colonel o ...
... loveliest land on tire face of tlie earth. Irishmen of all classes and persuasions attend to us. We are your sincere IViemls. Our advice is wholesome, pure, and charitable. you to be friends and brothers as Irishmen. e conjure you, the beloved name your country ...
... iadriddmah wen killed, and a great many mare bad avarboard, gad task the whirls and sand* af the ring to riet no atoro. UNITED IRISHMEN—THE LORD LIEUTENANT’S PROCLAMATION. (From the F.veninfj Mail.) We have been accused of being factious opposers to tbe ...
... Creighton*s Seminary, with Lord Kame*s Works, in splendid binding, on his leaving this City for Belfast, whence he proceeds the United States. The work bore the following inscription:** io Mr. Joseph M*Kre, from the Londonderry Historic Society, tribute of ...
... but firm language, tlmse Ministers who have already done so much for Ireland will deserve still further the good opinion Irishmen, and not press forward a measure against the voice of the nation. Thanks were voted to the Mayor, and the Meeting adjourned ...
... the present moment, one riable system of tyranny and coercion lias been observed— fixed and settled determination to treat Irishmen u «\ibjugated people, and to exasperate their sen>e servitetlc : uv most open and avowed oppression. This fatal policy ithe ...