... bishop, whose appointment was r.t all influenced Pope otßome, seems to have been bishop of Cork, about A.n. 1140. The first Irishmen that got the name of saints, the appointment of the Church Rome, wore, Malachy, who died in 1148, and La-irence O’Toole, ...

... honoured him with a prosecution ; and lie was proud of it; because believed it would have the effect of making Irishmen of all creeds and politics unite inputting down tyranny and coercion. (Hear, hear, and cheers.)— was happy to bo able to state that the Messrs ...

... obedient servant. William Shirley Ball. Pall Mall, March 15. Mark of Respkct —On Monday last, there was an assembly of United Irishmen,” in Dromara, for purposes of good, in which Roman Catholics, Presbyterians, and Episcopalians all joined, and proceeded ...

... Ireland would signal to Irishmen in this country to take that revenge which centuries of oppression and tyranny had sown in their bosoms—to tako it upon the class which had given such cause for it. There w ere ! I 50,000 Irishmen in London, and at least ...

... Belfast, their native place. This additional sample of French Republicanism will not be lost upon the well-thinking portion of Irishmen. The Reign of Terror —Prudhomme states, that during the reign of terror in France, the priests and nobles guillotined were ...

... Orangemen the north of Ireland there existed great deal of the spirit of the United Irishmen. He most ardently desired that Orangemen should arm—that every imrtion of Irishmen should obtain power to enforce their right. Tho government relied next on the ...

... their landing to free this country. help God. In connection with this treasonable document, print the certificate of United Irishmen Both documents will read with interest, while assisting to illustrate the spirit of that eventful period, bearing close ...

... royalty's first law of nature. Irishmen, let he yours. France gives the impetus. France must sustain you. America has shown you the example.— America will sustain you. Yonr agitation, like ours, is based upon principle* which must unite the family of nations in ...

... self-denial, extracted from the land—but they would not accept of British tenures. Those who had set their hearts exterminating Irishmen out of the plantation, ant' who foresaw the possibility such events as afte;- wards, in 1641, confirmed their apprehensions ...

... the Parliament the Kingdom. Put. sir, that the cj*«e—if grievances have IH-en redressed the United Parliament—if, believe to the case, the Parliament of Unite j Kingdom aid*to legislate for Ireland more advuntageoosly than the subject* Ireland, with less ...

... world such peaceable population a. these eery people were. Was it not. then, the duty of every lover of peace come forward and unite, in peaceful remonstrance, against continuance of such injustice—against the recurrence of these scenes of desolation and distress ...

... has since heard nothing of her monev, for the loss of which she and similar sufferers may thank their AW/«*.«, their United Irishmen, and their other •• print*, which have been indulging their hatred of English government urging the people draw tlieir ...