... throughout the United States ; and it fact, that three of the most consummate pedestrians went across the Atlantic expressly to run for the ehampionship. There were seventeen competitors nine Americans, four Englishmen, three Irishmen, and one Scotchman ...

... centuries past. There is at this moment a party in England growing up every day more powerful, anxious to unite with all honest and inteliigent Irishmen, anxious in some degree to atone by the future calamities of the past. (Loud Cheers.) Donot imagino that ...

... that Lord North himself expressed bis many sense of the injary which Irishmen in America had done to ay be England; fer thir courage and their hostility against this country, united in the war of independence, was the main cause of the first and signal ...

... made a most excellent speech, and impressed on Irishmen the necessity of unanimity, whether they be farmers, landlords, or for that many good things had been lost to Ireland by its members net being united. The principal epeakers in favour of Protection ...

... indolent*the genius of the nation is prostrated when the humblest are forced to subsist on chanty. It is the last extremity with Irishmen cat what they do not earn live onthc industry of neighbour. Mr. NTcilOl.i.s, Englishman, who made tour of the kingdom previous ...

... changed. Irishmen of talent have found in of business the talents, enterprise, and = skill—the industry and perseverance necessary to forward their projects; and the love of reputation, or the love of money, now finds it may advantageously unite itself ...

... even the land itself in a state of and waste. The most cursory observer cannot fail to have noted a gencral desire amongst Irishmen to abandon “ those jarring interests which wake the world to arms. They are neither disposed for bloodshed nor batt: ry——they ...

... Instead «f stretch to Ah, brothers, will you now unite And diz Disunicn’s Tvo long Ie! igion’s sacred name Te work our ruin and ovr sluume-— Was used by cunning knaves, Ja fact to make us slaves ; Whilst Irishmen shed Irish blood, At beck or eal, They taxed ...

... injustice ! forth the execration of a patriot against Oh, for the magic of his voice to denoance the imposture «* Free Trade !” Irishmen! consider the following facts, and lend England your aid to demolish this iniquitous and anti cheat. Your country, until ...

... lishman ; the second in command is a Scotchman. The persons employed in the collection of Excise are English and Scotch, to Irishmen, in the proportion of 35 A Lapy,—At Kneesal, Nottinghamshire, there resides a Mrs. Jane Cartwright, who at the ripo age of ...

... deprive us of every scm ce of acourt, when a pernicious system of centra- lisation is being pursued, it behoves us to raise our united protest against a policy which we believe is fraught with the most fatal consequences to “our own, our native oe @ land.” ...

... to certain retarding influences thus explained by Mr. Barber of Etwell—he finds that between the years 1556 and 1592 the united attraction between Jupiter and Satarn would diminish ys—but that between 1592 and 1806 it would the period 263 da hat a r ...