... boasted intellect; and it behoves us then, in order to attain our acknowledged standing, to put fortli those powers with which Irishmen are in general eminently gifted. only require enterprise and industry : energy and perseverance can effect more than Acts ...

... communication adopted, that Tarbert, (thirty-four miles below Limerick, the Shannon) might be the most appropriate situation, as uniting the shortest distances, including journey and voyage, the presence of existing large establishments and resources at (Limerick) ...

... the Distillery trade in Ireland would be extremely serviceable. This can only be done by legislative interference; and if Irishmen were only granted the same facilities for traffic in this commodity as are enjoyed other portions of the empire, we .are ...

... accounts for the entrance of Ware, then an animated, resolute, and enthusiastic young man, into the conspiracy of the “United Irishmen,” and for his subsequently taking an active part in the rebellion. llis military qualities were even then evident, and ...

... not less distressing to those who witnessed it than injurious to the cause of Ireland, and disparaging to the character of Irishmen, I indulged a confi. dent hope that Mr. O’Connell would enabled, upon his return, to adopt such measures as would restore ...

... with our utmost energies, to heal the distractions ot party, holding out the olive branch, and calling on Irishmen of every denomination to unite in one heavenly bond of unity, peace, and concord. These are the principles which shall ever regulate our ...

... permanently useful, irrespective of trilling personal considerations. Too long has the apple cl discord prevented Irishmen from uniting for .e common benefit; and a spirit has ever been nifested of willingness to sacrifice all, sooner than permit any ...

... any desire to shield myself from animadversion, by concealing my real sentiments with regard to the rights anil duties of Irishmen. In the following exposition of my opinions, I disposed to believe that inconsiderable portion my fedow countrymen concur ...

... the whole body of Secedera we believe may answer that they will for the sake the cause, to meet, in good proposal calculated unite all Irish Nationalists upon a safe and honoi able basis. Mr. O'Connell’s offer made in these words. (Here follows extract from ...

... Thai, tno-niucli the Repeal Aspocia'ion is confede| racy to which persons belonging to every religions persua.j Bio jv.c i«united, Ibr-lUe p i'-pide of woi-iog, •ut ll*e Ugis* lativc cmanciproioa (he commoii Country, it desirable ]to avoid mnrh possible ...

... propagation of the potato, might by exertion be turned to good account, and the people of this country become more happy, more united, more industrious and more prosperous, and comfortable in their circumstances, his (Doctor Fletcher’s) heart was filled with ...

... just claim of Irishmen, I would be to promote the interests and claims of every other portion of her Majesty’s subjects. The Lord Mayor has also truly renlindcd you that here Englishman, amongst a company almost exclusively composed of Irishmen. If I thought ...