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... inauguration, they would have proposed as a toast, Success to the Pope, and may he speedih rule over an entire people of united Irishmen they woula hue The glorious, pious, and immortal memory ot theap- propriationctause; (Laughter.) And the Sovereign's ...
... Russell than O Connor from Grattan. He entered into an intrigue wilh the f rench Directory, and was one of the leading United Irishmen. Upon the failure of the rebellion of 1798, the British Govern. ment permitted at his escape, since which time he has ...
... t'er a long time anchored at 'l'eem-slre-tsny (Hong-kong) whri on ?? Irigi seas, led to a number of sailors going siot ashore unit raising a riot, whten , getting drunk, thely by ecoririr an act of hotmicidle. ']Ilie said Ellirt screen- coli rid erd tite ...
... hoped that such a united feeling, and such a united expre-sion of that feeling, would be sent from Liverpool to Parliament, as would sattsly them that it was their duty, as the representatives of the land, to repeal the law uniting the two dioceses which ...
... into ii proviace, for tie muttial -t advmniages of insurance tlgaitst loss by fire, &c, &c. a fi thle text stiopt in sdvance unites the dihierent provinmes IIIC ti one national associalion t anl the swhole should be 1it ceotned by a general conlederacy of ...
... addition to t25,000 and 126,000, voted in the years 1839 and 1810; making the total cost of the experiment £ 75,000. Only two Irishmen have filled the office of Chief Secretary for Ireland, since the Union, the lapse of 40 years, viz. Sir Arthur Wcllesley ...
... ts, however, have not gone so smoothly off. The Dublin Evening Mail has complained with some degree of bitterness th- t Irishmen have been excluded from the higher state offices, and that Lord Eliot has been made Irish Secretary. With regard to the first ...
... 23rd, inSt., when the Duke of '• Sir R. Peel, &c., will honour the banquet with sence. je(J The Hibernian Society of United Irishmen Par city on Whit Monday as usual, and made a wnh their handsome banners,and smart sashes an ^el of their favourite national ...
... Labouchcre, who hid given the notice, moved for papers respecting duties on wheat imported from the United Sta es into Canada, or from Canada into the United Kingdom, since the first day of last year. Lord Stanley wis wtthngJo produce the papers. LORD ELmxBOROUGH ...
... of our foreign dominions, upon what will depend the maintenance of llrilish supremacy, but on the fidelity of those very Irishmen, in whom, as soldiers, we confide, but whom, as peasants and citizens,withthe most un- happy want of discernment and discretion ...
... without note or comment ought to be distributed to all mankind, pledge itself to do more for this society, whose principle is to unite all classes of'the Christian community in the work of faith and labour of love it contemplates. The reverend gentleman spoke ...
... THE LAST FRIENDS. One of th« United Irishmen, who Wj returned to his country after m«y years of exile, being askcH what had induced him to reJisil mountain^ fnends ww60ne. answered, I came back to see I come to my cotmlry, but not with the hope That ...