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... by the continuance of disaffeAion in Ireland, die determination of the enemy invade that country, and a Committee of United Irishmen being a finally sitting in Paris, corresponding with odiers in Ireland, aud urging them to treason. There were several ...
... Tarleton bore testimony to the high state of discipline in which the Irish Militia were, and also to the particular aptitude Irishmen in general to become soldiers—of both these points was ertabled to speak from his own experience. Mr. Calcraft thought this ...
... more shoul hat seems ; granted. It was necessary so to grant, : n of those | the concessions compatible with that harm is United | was desirable on ali hands in the case of 1 three to: | concessions, which were made without un | and grudging; and in a ...
... taint the atntosphert, courtotuiute to sormder bodi-s. it tie Common Fremy. —'Hut he ha? not had init-m.on thi* par: cf the United Kadai,! conceive to b*. t.iiieiit the opfM.rrunitic? which the »rdi have jivrr hin*, and whtch the hK:k-{de ever known navsi ...
... the scales that hold the fate of huropc. All of them returned fascinated with h:s appearance, ts l-tch fririt and dlonity unite with the noblest simplicity, and affability the most preposscs-ing. Several titr.es i’- M-jesty was stopped the road, to receive ...
... Tuesday last, for the thirty-eighth time in this country. The recoiled inns which endear the venerable Marquis to the hearts of Irishmen, are equally those of his public worth and private virtue*; and if the number of those whom the latter were knowu diminished ...
... anniversary dinner of St. Patrick was not held twice year, it would bring Irishmen acquainted win Englishmen, and Englishmen with Irishmen.” Mr. Aldei man Combe is created Baronet of the United Kingdom. Yesterday Government received dispatches from General Sir ...
... foreign commodity preference to one our own manufadurc. The clause in the original Bill was mistake; and he the justice of the United Parliament, that such error would not be continued with their eyrs open. Mr. VANSITTART then moved, that the further proceeding ...
... respefliog the Rights of his immediate Constituents, will give Pledge to promote the real and solid interests all descriptions Irishmen. Mtsoyen-Hir.iKi, 30lt Joly, 1806. The Assizes at Canickfcrgus terminated on Thursday last. There have been few trials cl ...
... for their approaching the ' shore. William Sampson, Esq. whose name occurs so frequently in the annals the Society of United Irishmen, and who was lately sent out of this coun* try by Ministers, has arrived at New-York, and been admitted to pra«slice ...
... and congratulated the assembly on the sight had just witnessed —dear every generous-hearted Briton—and peculiarly dear to Irishmen. If any refleUlion could add to the pleasure of such enviable emotions, it would there having presiding in their chair this ...