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... ba _» c ns did it _reverence ; and at _( ho National Dinner _which followed _its _demise , _ocnrce . _Insufficient _Irishmen could be _assembled to how } _over its grave ! _Yet this _was once _a nourishing body _oT great _promise , and had all _eyes ...
... _after _being forsaken by all _thnt gave it support _from mistaken _notions of principle . _Irishmen are becoming brothers , and Ireland will yet be' _united _and free . _DAN . _O'COXNELI . ...
... early hour , there was a nuimerous _assemblage of harvest labourers at _the _Westport _, the great _proportion' of whom were Irishmen , ' the early liarvest—we _may almost _iiiy ' s ' ud'den _harvesthaving given them _the start of the Highlanders . Reaping ...
... _patches of _aristocracy . It is not with a _green _sash _that _seven _• millions of Irishmen are to be bound _together . It is by a great moral _sentiment that we are united , _and _strongly-fastened together . A political _' organization has _already taken ...
... 1811 , which contains the following paragraph : — . I _beg to add , that one great object of national _education should be to unite the inhabitants _of _the island , aild that such an event cannot _be well _accomplished , except they ' _iire taught to speak ...
... clinriictcrof _nil _Irish _gentleman liy _language _wlilcli wim _titled but _for _hallooing B . mbb ? Hnil _he _licard a innli _uniting out of _those _doors such _languagi _; as tlia ' t by which tlie honourable gentleman liail _violated the ' decaruni _of ...
... Scotland _, nor _was _thr tlio nnt time ilnce the Union tliat difierentlaws liad _been adopted for dlllcrcnt _pans of _the United _Kliigilo : ) _. ; for , by a law of the _late _King ' s _reign , It _was enacted , tliat _any native of Scotland , should ...
... _extreme state _ofpovery and depression . If lie wishes to see the grandeur of ha Highlands , he may if he choose find it _united with very tiling _that is _soft and pleasing , and he _may ( n _' . vcl ivw _/ days widiout lucking any of the _nccomniodations ...
... _hostility to tlie _Wellington-Peel administration , there can be little _doubt that tlie question will be _settled _, and Irishmen of all _classes left disengaged _from _religious dissension , to attend _to the _pressing wants and urgent _wishes of _the ...
... ) it _in a body , and _disavowed its pro . _ccetlinjit by public _advertisement . Shortly aftti _( lie _Societies of _United _Irishmen were e « _labliihcd , of which _Jllr _Tone was _one of _the founders , _and _nothing could _, be more unobjectionable ...
... : _had i ever ibefuie known , ( Hew ,, hear , ' hear . } . ' • : ;; ,, _i . ' _• _. To theHon . theCommons _. of . tlie . United _Kingdom of : Great _Briitiin and _Ireland , in Parliament _uHSCiiibled . ; , T . lie . liumble _petition of . t _) ie ...
... :: 21 , ! . — • • . • . • 1 i ; 77 _i . 1 3 A 4 : | _217-1 I . 210 . : ; ; UNITED- _. SIATES . , • ; . ' . • _TheiTteasury'Department of ; tlie United . _States have ! _issued , a _circular ; to . _tlieiOollectora of , the Kevenaeof , _thea ...