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... _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 ...
... of duty has turned the current of the illicit trade. Formerly tea was smuggled from the United States into Canada, but latterly it has gone from Canada to the United States; and Congress has found, as our Ministers have found in similar cases, that the ...
... classes, by eating lip their employment. The l Reportl'tated, that during times of mercantile prosperity, great nutnbi:s of Irishmen were constantly attracted over c to assist fn ourinenufactures. These people were very-dif. ferent from the original it habitants ...
... o000 blankets, and 2000 flannel waistcoats. CHELSEA PENSIONERs-.We- are informed that a plan is at present in agitation to unite the whole Chelsea pensioners belonging to this city and neigh- bourhood into a benefit society, under the sanction of his Roval ...
... of forming a similar astociatioe in that place. On their return. log home in the evening they were met by a large body of Irishmen armed with sticks and bludgeons, about two miles from Edinburgh, when the conflict began, and after a violent scuffle some ...
... noon at a quarter' past twelve c'cl-ock-a strong proof l offehh 'goodl management antil superior sailing of the United 'Kingdom. - 'I'hei United Kingdom again sails for London on Friday next, at seven o'clock-morning. .-See adv~ertserenat. . -. . - l- MEASURING ...
... long is this grave for Britons to be kept open ? In Ireland party work-is running extremely high. In the days of the United Irishmen the Dissenters joined the Catholics; but from the recent Protestant. meetings in Ulter it appears that they are now in ...
... _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 ...
... published. In the the United States there were 958 newspapers publ.slied, whilst, according to the returns laid on the table of the House in the year 1821, it appeared that there were no more than 284 newspapers published in the whole United Kingdom. When the ...
... Deists of the Republic. Wolfe Tone says they cannot be relied on. Doctor Troy was per- suaded to fulminate againstthe United Irishmen, and fling the inrpoccuous liglajning of excommunication against the abettors of the French. Nov, I hld- .c.. munication ...
... far as misrepresentation and abuse can be available, busy themselves in caballing against the which unites Great Britain and her Ally, are a see of Irishmen--some visitors at Lisbon, others resident there_ some laymen, more friars; but all, no doubt, right ...