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... Sir William has also very _erroneously stated that Mr Hamilton _Eowan attended the Convention as _delegate • from the United Irishmen _of _Dublin . This is _altogether a flagrant _mis-statement of the fact _. The _truth _. • _is , Bowau and his friend ...
... friends oflteformin Paisley ; a Dialogue _between the Governors and tlie Governed ; and an Address from tlie _Society of United _, Irishmen of Dublin to llic Delegates for promoting n _, lleforiii _in _Scotland . . • -. • . ' - ' __ From tliese _publications ...
... _this _, _the _co-operation of the principal nations of Europe mi _^ ht be made the _su bject of _nepotiatiui _. by tlio . United _States ; because _the _old _countries of _Europe would be as cnectually relieved by tlie _emigration of a portion of their ...
... A MEETING 'of'tlio _Irishmen-in- Edinburgh ' _•• WM held yesterday in tlio ' _'Merchants * Hall ; to _consider the _resolutions _adopted recently by the _Paisley _Relief . Committcc _' of refusing _relief to _all _^ _Irishmen who Iiad not _been ten ...
... what less _right _Irishmen _have to agitate repeal in public _meetings . than we have to hold Anti-Corn-law and _Non-intrusion _meetings . Thus , within two _yeara , has tlie Tory _Ministry _contrived _, to agitate tlio _United Kingdom from one ...
... we allowed'Guernsey and ; Jersey to send corn into the United Kingdom ;' _- The hon . 'gentleman _moved ** That iri ' reducmgthe _importation of Canadian _wheat and wheat flour ' iuto tho United'Kingdom , it is _not expedient that such reduction should ...
... _preceding days . _Sir _'W . JonNso _? r proceeded to give a long account of the condition and _treatment of the slaves in tlie United _States of America , and of tlieir adventures . in attempting to escape from their _oppressors ; all _tending , in his opinion ...
... In _our last number , the arrival of the Acadia , trith _news of very late date from our colonies and Hie United Slates , was _mentioned . _This packet really _tells us _nothing of any _consequence . In _Canada , tbc _governor _. _Sir Charles _Metcoife ...
... administration of justice that . the judicial authority of their _lordships , as an appellant 'jurisdiction from all parts of _the united _empire _,-should _island _high in ; the estimation , of the _country ( hear , hear ) , and that those of _their lordships ...
... the _Catholic and tlio _Protestant . _He denied tho allegation that Irishmen had not had _their fair _^ _share of' Irish'patronage ,- • _and cited _several _instances _where _Irishmen had _been-appointed to _employments in England . -Tlio _attention of ...
... hear . _) ' Under _these _circumstancesthe Lord Chancellor of' Ireland found _• Lord Ffrench and _several other magistrates _uniting _with'them to call _: _meetings' for _-the 'purpose of _repealing the Union , _assisting at these _meetings _, _presiding ...
... feel in favour of _public liberty _all ' over _the , _world . It was got up to answer _the sentiments of the _people of the _United States in _favour of Ireland ; and he noticed . it particularly for tho _purpose of _correcting a miBtake that appeared to ...