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... Watkin’s Agent did persons wish that auv account manner in which exercise their s) forCivil Liberty would Ii to extend to Irishmen conferred up other Ireland well England Scotland part of Empire and such justly entitled to same ( dims) to to Churchman ...
... the which say that all was tranquil the number of deaths only from 10 to 15 daily but at Trepani it is from 300 to 350 day United States We have at length an arrival from York by Liverpool packet St Andrew which her letters and passengers on the coast ...
... recollection of Irish origin apostolic virtues The most famous universities were by Irishmen The long renowned Padua well Paris Oxford indebted for their fonndation to Irishmen fidelity which in periods Irish people in despite of the most cruel and continued ...
... resources of Ireland, to increase the wealth, and maintain the independence of tl.e United Kingdom. It will apply stimulus to the native enterprise and industry of Irishmen, that will banish want and despair from their Island ; and it will establish an ...
... highest law authorities to be correct, at least £ 800,000 are every year absorbed by attorneys' and sheriff's officers in the United Kingdom, for expenses on writs and actions, which esormous sum is therefore wholly lost to creditors. In addi- tion to which ...
... the hour is too late, and this perhaps is not a proper place nor good opportunity for discussing it. 1 will always be found uniting loyalty and alle- giance to the throne, wirh a. firm and uncompromising determi- nation to support the liberty of my country ...
... ualegiaace to tie 'Member for all Ireland)-at the suggestion pIro- bably of the Bashaw himself, flo effect-sakc, to prove to Irishmen that tile Rejected of the wi ibllt p T- Trades was yet a mighty mail in tihe great eit- ans poriuna of the western world ...
... questiont, more oope- Ii te diaily as it is conirected witht tiro linuotru irltuetions tinil s; id wvisies of Van Buren and thle United Status: ?? it. las roll done aitiy tiring tit) vvile oil' tire dlisgrace w Sb Iich1 attachtes Itself to thte Bhritsh name ...
... gracious intention, after the solemn ceremony of your fcoronation, to visit successively the different ancient kingdoans now united under your dominion, commencing with Ireland. Your royal uncle, George the Fourth, found in that country most fortunate retreat ...
... unhurt, having only one rather deep claw my left fore arm, and merely the skin razed hy her claws on the back my lelt shoulder. United * Service Journal, When the French landed nl Bontry Bay, Irish peasant, who was posted with musket, upon one ol the cliffs ...
... Church.” This public declaration of opinion, which our Dublin correspondent says will f ...
... Newportt I SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1838. The friends of equitable measures towards Ireland, and of' the peace and prosperity of the United Kingdom, have another cause of satisfaction and sustained hope, in the result of the proceedings in the House of Commons, ...