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... while Lord Lieutenant Ireland, in pardoning a Serjeant who had been condemned Court Martial for being concern*.! with the United Irishmen, which was afterwards found out not to be the case; and that the judges who condemned our Siviour were better than those ...
... From the high Passage charged New York, persons intending settle in Pittsourgh, Pennsylvania or the hack Settlements of the United Stales, will save a considerable Sum going by (Quebec Passengers will lie furnikhed with Documents to entitle them receive ...
... want nf education ?—ln the sister kingdoms our counfryineti were more imxions to conceal than to let i, known that they were Irishmen, because of ihe inijiuttitioiis that were brought against their c.'unlrymcn. ■■ ages the lower orders of the people here ...
... 1,300 Assistant Hook Keeper - - - 1,100 Seventeen Ciarks, Messenger and Assistant - 16,033 Officers of the Senate of the United States. St'crolary . 3,000 IVimipal Clerk - • • - 1.8 Two Kn^roaMng CJerka, 1)1,5 0 each • 3.000 Serjeant at Arms and Djor-Kc2 ...
... night Ju'y iust. at So ilhuiy. Rucks, (near Leighton-liuzftard, in the County Bedford, ICnglaudj. they being hoth of them Irishmen, travelling together in search of work. Whoever ‘.ball apprehend, or cause apprehended and lodged in anv Majesty's Jails ...
... hover orders the people have been evinced, than were formerly known the dominions of the Pope. America, « - have observed the United States greatly augmenting their territory and population, hv advantageous Treaties with the Indi xns, and the accession of ...
... equal to your fortitude. » To tha above Address, her Majesty returned the following gracious Answer : Could I suppose that Irishmen would for ever be insensib'e the spectacle female in dislressl' Could I suppose that their generous bosoms would not sorrow ...
... A-scrt-d duty—to tvorship chymists wito expected to extract the most pre- ting ..nr own Individual wrongs, lei us call upon Irishmen vacancy be filled by an opponent of our claims ? Britain (exclusive of ettr -Arrears the War Duty 0.1 Creator in the sincerity ...
... represent in colours sufficiently glowing, the warmth your attachment to your Noble I am sure you will, with your whole hearts, unite with me in drinking the toast 1 shall have the honour to propose to you— Th« Marquis Downshira—mu? his lib be long—rosy be ...
... not end by twelve o’clock It was proud day lor Ir.land. It was dty that brought Irishmen all classes together, and such it should live for ever in the recollection Irishmen, We are about to enter, said bis Lord ship new era, when our gracious Stivereign ...
... olfice of the peace-maker—but in Ire land hitherto so little united iu its objects and efforts, what task so gracious, what man can win so largely the love and everlasting gratitude of Irishmen, he who applies himself to allay our feuds, and to hind us ...
... apartment. , . , . .as truly gratifying to the libera! mind to see, eontrojati'd tbc same apartment, these several _ L, o ...