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... KENDAL. ©lie 2S, The restrictions about be enforced against the merchant shipping thc'United States America, with regard to our West India Colonics, will, we anticipate, give verv great umbrage to the Yankee Government for, notwithstanding, Jonathan preaches ...
... ankees, if the following particulars extracted from one of their papers be correct. In 1750 there were but seven papers in the United States; in 1810 there were 259, including 25 published daily which circulated 22,200,000 copies annually. they had increased ...
... societies, calling themselves United Irishmen, (Liberal Clubs) in conjunction with the associated body of Defenders, (Ribbonmen ;) that traitorous and communication between the leaders and directors of the societies United Irishmen (Catholic Association) and ...
... H. M. S, Defiance 74, the Channel fleet, at the time the Irish Rebellion - You are to swear to bt true the free and United Irishmen, who are fighting your cause against Tyrant* and Oppressors ; and to defend thai* rights to the last drop of your blood ...
... round both their standard! ■ half a mili'.on of Irishmen, wbo A'ill prove Id the world, that in the cause of gratitude I* land will shed her dearest blood.—The idea of Jaek leading katf a million of Irishmen Support the Administration, is ; hut the Cabbage ...
... o ' point mocs! or adorn tale.' He was brought trade of a shoemaker, and, in early life* industrious habits, which, being unite#- frugal system of enabled him, the little village of Mar ton, to leg# than eight Wndred -siott amply sufficient toi the .evening ...
... institution, it was to be lamented that it should call upon thoSe who. performed one of its civil rites to witness, and appear to unite in, the worship of a plurality of gods ; and that the repeal of the statute establishing so objectionable a form, from which ...
... original constitution, it should be ultimately dissolved themselves, or a superior power ; he remembereJ the Society of United Irishmen, it was raised for the purpose of Reform in the Itish Parliament No man should raise chimerical notions in the minds of ...
... in this respect established on the rinciple, and—disguise it as hypocritiis they please—for the same final result the united Irishmen of well-known estined, likewise, we devoutley hope, to ar catastrophe, so far the resemblance recognised, in their utter ...
... candidates, and all confident of success. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, constituting and appointing the Right Hon. William Lowther (commonly called Viscount ...
... William Gregory has declared that it would dangerous to the public peace to allow the Orangemen and the Catholics Dublin unite the hitherto adverse colours—ta cheer together for the memory King William the lhird, and for the throne of King William the ...
... birth, he stands 4 feet 10 inches high—weighs 7f stoneaverages 30 odd years old (as he is only lately married we leave out the unit) —was born in Cork, the beautiful city—is of the best blood of the Crokers (let nobody imagine that he is related to the late ...