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... assistance from France io 1818. The charge was false, though it received a certain unction from the language of SI. Leinartine. I united in 1848 the sympathies of the French peyote for the cause of Ireland. I Invite them still. The French people know perfectly ...
... present the malt of recruiting the Indian Civil Service by competition instead of nomination Simply this. We are substituting Irishmen for Scotchmen in the Civil Government of ladia. Englishmen, who ate impartial judges of the question, may be allowed to ask ...
... whose opinions may be suspected. These insurgent laws are not an. They are a mere cope of the proceedings adopted by the United Irishmen of 1796, awl they will be carried out in any county when disaffection prevails. The terror inspired in Tipperary since ...
... expressions of regard end joy your visit to the United States naturally and unanimously inspires. Mr O'Brien replied su' Meekly as follows'-The committee was quite right in supposing that he did not come to the United States with a view to c-11 Perth any demonstrati ...
... Alm! that stupendous genius should sink so low I We must think geutly of all this, however; the manner whereby souls are united to bodies is altogether wond.rful, and cannot be conceived by man—yet this union constitutes man himself. Mr Madden bait ...
... all the Ca h • binet Ministers a nd chief officiate in Ireland since 1800, wit view of ascertaining how many of them were Irishmen and Boman Catholic-. In doing the hon. gentleman. in a very eccentric speech, detailed the wrongs of Girdsmem in tern;; over ...
... THE IRISH POLICE. Tng Horse Guards hoe supreme contempt for our civilian meddling ; and at the United Service Cluba rein is daily predicted to the country, tulles, our pens he stopped by some summitry process imitated from beyond the Channel. To bring ...
... from Holy Island, and a little beyond Sereenerston, he was surprised very suddenly by two men, whom Mr Gilroy supposed were Irishmen, wbouized his horse by the head, and e ndeavoured to stop him, for no other purpose than, we believe, of robbing him. Mr ...
... should be Interesting to Irishmen, because there was not a hamlet is all that vast region in which the Irish did not form proportion of the population, so that at the present time the aggregate Irish population in the United States wan propoMoliably larger ...
... complaint was founded. 'Tile Col KT took time to their judgment. AN EPISODE IN THE INVERART REVIVALS. Boar weeks ago two young Irishmen made their appearance in Inverary, baying been invited by a numbrr of the inhabitants to give an account o f the reviv..la ...
... TRADEe COVCCII. Yr 111•Dsnald said the next baldness he had to submit wee • report respecting the proceedings of the United Trader' Council. They w. re all aware how much the proceedings of that Council were admired by himself and the miners of Scotland ...
... citizens and their defenders. 'lb. Trasteverins, wbo understand no argument but that of the dagger, would non exasperate the Irishmen into that national elate of frenzy which the prospect of a row induces amongst them even at home, and the conermitnces might ...