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... when there room for them ? Why should Scotchmen go. when they could keep such quantities of flocks and herds home Why should Irishmen go, merely because the rich men for whom they live and spend their money another country ? Why should Englishmen go, when ...
... may again expect to hear Tom's fine full natural tone, thundered forth when is thrown up —an operation which requires the united power men.—Lincoln Paper. The early cutting of oats before ripe upon Mr. Curwen's iltrm this vear, bavin' excited considerable ...
... several circumstances which have since tjiey are strqngly suspected of having been guilty of the above robbery. Two of the were Irishmen, and the other lived at Preston. His Majesty was so pleased ike falcons \yljich Grace the Duke Athoi presented at the Coronation ...
... of infantry; and that, at Girona, considerable town miles N.N.E. of Barcelona, part of the regulars and many of the militia united themselves with the Royalists. Arragon.—The Constitutional Commander here is represented to be taking active d(fensive measures ...
... small fund.holders, and ese-half Irishmen of 3001. or 4001. per annum. when they can get their rents paid. At Tours there is select corps of about four thousand, who pride themselves upon their family connections in the United Kingdom. At Bnu- Ingne there ...
... in the whole line of country from Dublin Bantry Bay, there wa3 not one Catholio be found who belonged to the Society United Irishmen. The Catholics were then anxious to enrol themselves in the Yeomanry corps, which were formed in Dublin, but they were ...
... but he has engaged to devour it, provided it be taken up again. Protecting /)relies.—.l gentleman lately returning tram the United States, ignorant of the man-traps and spring guns which the laws of our customs lay for unwary travellers. bought a few harrele ...
... coming to Ireland was not to divide but to Lord Cloncurry instantaneously replied; Mr. Owen, it is against the law United Irishmen.—Dublin Freeman's Jettr* nal. '£ Curious Direction on Letter.—jl In consequence of wager, mauy vears letter was put into ...
... ken/ wbether Once-nee el purser Wields belong en the Genera wet, end thernere deer repletion am& be Loewe they len ea nein/ Irishmen et their bar, nasal of ea • wield they allow bin se upset ie hie re. • fusel ewer a peens cenegrareg his rennin r ; very ...
... and very ! much resembles a gibbet-post. Mr. T—, met two Irishmen opposite the house, one whom said, Piase your Honour, is Irish Travellers accommodated there? Yes, Mr. T—, hang Irishmen half price. Then. bad luck their said Pat, ...
... furnished with all the (ine about and rights of man which were to found the proceedings of the French Revolutionists', the United Irishmen, the English Radical Clubs, and the writings of l oin Paine and Hilly Cobbett. All this I say might have passed, had I ...
... own countrymen from all participation in the cruel murder of Elizabeth Bate, are far from wishing to cast any reflection on Irishmen generally. It is moral rather than physical causes that impart so many different shades national character, and were our ...