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... time Catholic emancipation was by fax more hopeless in appearance than is the repeal. However, the united force of a class achieved that measure—the united force of a people will achieve’ the other(cheers.) f force,” I mean the force of opinion, the force ...
... vital importance have taken place *n Prance, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and some of the smaller states of Germany. In the United Kingdom the cry for reform and retrenchment has become universal; and commotions, insurrection, and u spirit of change have ...
... meanly stooped to the lowest fawning sycophancy, in order to avert the indignant expression of the opinions of independent Irishmen, with regard to your wild and criminal schemes of agitation, and falsely to impress upon the mind* the people of Great Britain ...
... friend who filled * chair on this occasion had; said, and Haiti “*?>'hough several preset t theie were not irishmen binh, they were Irishmen by afw i* cum*, (Mr. Stanley,) would sav oil* wliv Was-uot in thalfveir» but who tel) much ax individual in that ...
... progres I sive rebellion ; the rest is more his affair than the at| fair of any other man. Standard. NATIONAL GUARDS —UNITED IRISHMEN The«e :ire the models which the Birmingham Union proposes itself. The first the authors of a revolution which bathed their ...
... every endeavour to bring the villain to justice.— child, who appears very intelligent, was then given up to her friends. Irishmen iw America.— All New Yoik, poor as well as rich, labour under dyspepsia. One-fourth of their local literature is composed ...
... police to serve tithe piocesses, it will soon be found to be an useless and expensive proceeding. 1 wish to organise all Irishmen as special constables. The atrocious convention net in Ireland makes it impossible that ♦here should be delegation, and what ...
... Loontißued. be would bis ancestotat ’bhd done before him in Scotland—resist such proceedings. year had the complaint* of Irishmen I brought before that House, and been .almost always I passed by, up to the present Session. Sound policy —humanity—the interest ...
... Tendered impossible for toy public man to unite With yOU, you the fcdings of ninetynine kiskmen-oat every bundled mean adjustment the proportionate number of UejiresCnta tives to be naaigned to each portion of the United Kingdom. ' - % ever there was to occation ...
... advantage is to be obtain-d. all party differences are forgotten, and, tfee national object is realised. Let. then. Irishmen of all parties unite to insist upon renewal of tins part of the great measure now under considerationlet the Reformer the Minister and ...
... best energies towards extinguishing the fends that have hitherto subsisted between Irishmen. It is how the first and best duty of every Irish patriot to conciliate Irishmen of every sect and persuasion—to reconcile the Orangeman with the Catholic, and the ...
... exercised^ Mr. Hunt was astonished that thiese Irishmen were so fond of the English hill, of which they muatxnow but little, for it excluded seven million persons from the representation. He thought that these Irishmen should leave the English to legislate for ...