... and the man of business will be cordially and profitably united in the same persim—these effects have been realised to a considerable degree in other places, and we can never despair of Irishmen domg what others have done in similar circumstances. A new ...

... immense produce of food d of the supplying of that food to so many forei® parts. But, let me speak of the proofs afforded in the United States of America, where some of the finest settlements of the country have been made by Trish people alone, who have gone ...

... Clergy and Laity, Landlords and Tenants, Agriculturists, fianufaemren, or Merchants, still they were Irishmen—whose duty | as well as interest it was, to unite in their endeavours | to raise their common cour::;y to the rank which Providence had evidently ...

... the Recorder proceeded o address the defendants personaliy to the following effect :— “ With respect to Catholies, or United Irishmen, for so these have been alternately denominated, we possess in them valuable accessions to our strength, and ornaments ...

... is opposed to the gentleman: St. Augustine is opposed to him—for he says, the church is easily seen and easily known. De unitate ecclesa cap. 19, he says, ¢ That a city built upon a mountain cannot be hidden, but it is concealed from the Donatists.” ...

... him to his country were of no ordinary description. He was the first to discover the seduction of the military by the United Irishmen in 1796. His influence in the neighbourhood of Antrim was the means of securing the loyalty of a large portion of the ...

... of being induced to form, from the talents and energies which have been exhibited by the Catholic Association, which have united every Member of that suffering comnunity, Lay and Ecclesiastical, in pursuit of the same great object, and have animated their ...

... that nearest ray heart is that the sectarian diffeaences of Irishmen may be disol ved into an union of national sentiment, giving peace and security to the entire country, and strength to the united empire.—(Loud applause.^ 1 would ask, can my ambition mistaken ...

... both United Irishmen, and one of them Editor of the Korlhem Star, which was a paper notorious for disaffection When in point of fact, both of these respectable men were in their graves several years before the Northern Star, or the Society of United Irishmen ...

... been read even from the altar, superseding even the Sermon. He dwelt at length upon the proceedings of the Society of United Irishmen, and its objects, and was left dwelling on this point at the hour of post. The debate will be long. Trotting. —The Marquis ...

... at length checked by Parliament—it was composed in manner similar to the present Association—l mean, | the society of United Irishmen. These, like the As- ; soeiation, stated a pretext for their meeting the attainment of Catholic Emancipation, hut the ...

... who opposed the laws of their country. He did no, know Rowan: but it was Dotnrioas mat be bad acted Secretary to the United Irishmen. He was convicted of seditious practices and impriaoned: escaped from prison, and Was long in exile: he believed that ...