... that revolution in England were tbe same who defiled the English statute book with those atro- cilatt enactments against Irishmen, which rendered our unfor- tunate country the scorn and the pity of Christendom: not Content with robbing the R. Catholic ...

... Whete are you bound to ?? To Batany Bay, Surr.' v Well, well, what is your cargo?'-' Khargo, Sir? I've got a khargo of United Irishmen, and a very bad khargo you'll allow, Sir.' ' Well, then, you commanid a con- vict-ship ?? I do, Surr; and I will commend ...

... merchants wealthy, and the gentry in affluence and comfort. Until Protestant and Catholic united, it were idle to look for that measure, and as they then were united, let them but then persevere, and they would soon attain the consummation of their wishes ...

... all united in the common cause of' 1 their coutltry's good ; and you knowv the imoible results, of' that uinion, and you ktiow the after results of their Sepatration.- Getitlemen, no good can he doute for ' Irelautd, except all i classes be united itt ...

... eritit j ?? or the oce Iu rr ore alluded to: -You say, ;the thi (1rrarrirrg thle CorpPiriet(urs) 1rrst wel] krrow that in a United trrr f.'larlianrient ?? .. Catholic represenrtation of Irel.aild is so ar falr ()Iit-Irjuilh'-i d iy the Protestalitismu of ...

... exceedingly slight. T'he period referred to was one of danger, and it was not in the circle of wives and daughters, that Irishmen confederated for the emancipation of their country. I was acquainted, intimately acquainted, with Mr. Barber during and prior ...

... could it do ? It might be considered an exhibition of triumph over men, over wvhom they desired no triumph, for they were Irishmen as well as themselves. He was not one of those who thought that the Sunday should he spent in gloom and gravity, and that ...

... would be exposed to shocks which no frame of law, of policy, or society, could long withstand unshaken. It is said that those Irishmen who have pledged themselves to a 1 Repeal of the Union amount to 40, on the lowest cal- culation. If the whole of these ...

... strengthen that errpire at hone and abroad- as we wish for united councils andi enterprises-and as we wish, that whenever eve are called on to exercise our strength, we may bring into operation the united strength of a great empire. As we wish for each and all ...

... the details of the proposed arrangement; but it seems to be certain that the Archbishoprics of Cashel and Tuam are to be united with other Sees, under the simiple denomination of Bishoprics-there will thenr he only two Archbishops and eight Bishops in ...

... he said, pressed most heavily on the industry of the people. There was, per- haps, none on which all classes of men were so united as to the evils to which it subjected the country_(Hear)- and yet the greatest difference of opinion existed with re- spect ...

... are as hungry as ever the Tories were. (That's very true.) The truth is-and let England look to it-those two parties are uniting to make of the new Parliament a borough-mongering one, and to wrest from you the little that you have won. Mr.. - 3arringtnn ...