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... inf liberty, but the reverse. ha! la- IT is quite possible that the incendiary instigations of fes .n- those two prowling Irishmen, FEARGUS O'CONNOR, of ant ay Castle Blarney, and RoBEsPIEpinE O'BRtEN, who, for nu reasons which we do not presume to penetrate ...
... brothers in bon. dage; by the press which you send us, friahhen shall be taught to forget their party fends and ani- mosities, to unite in holy brotberkood for the salva. tion of our common country. Let every man then who can spare a paper send it hore, you will ...
... h:ve acquired a I- adtrehip by cuut pr)- feaions, and who niave in vtiahly betrayrd tbe in- tereste of a confiding people. Irishmen, in speask ieg -if your griev-i ant-e von have bein taught to atirviute !hea to Engli-h peoplse, whie sou have laot tight ...
... de)ided mear of Kent, who fancied that a man was the Saviour of the world. Oar motto Is sot ;charity and Christianity. We are united-we are great and glorious Ison Irlshocetl, anid we are not to be led away from our principles by the revolutionary Chartista ...
... charge brought against us of maltreating our brother Irishmen when they come. among us, it is only a paltry suborfige of our ene- mies, and requires from us no contradiction. BnS we ask, why are Irishmen forced to leave the land of their birth ? That land ...
... a petrated by a party of Irishmen working at the c Spon.lane Works, West Bromwich, on the body lJ of an inoffensive and respectable man. It appears * that there are two beer-shops in Spon-lane, in one e of which the Irishmen have issued am, order that ...
... Proceedings and principles of our honourablo Order, by detailing the anniversary festivities of a not unimportant section of our united bod7. 'IRhis high solemnity, which has been long contem- plated, and 'so frequently deferred, as to cause some of us to experience ...
... are a million of Irishmen in England. Let but your united voices be heard across St. George's Channel, calling on yourcountry- . mo, in the sacred name of Liberty, to dismiss' all petty animosities and national prejudices, and unite in holy brotherhood ...
... papser, in which it was anousnuced, that, to addirtioss to the shousaitds who heal taken the pledge at LItaesick, 50,000 Irishmen had since token it at Wat etf-tod Mn. JOH-N I-ICKIINGS, better known an the B:rmirngham ltl-scksirsitis, next canso fi'rwdral ...
... cowardly e durst not carry into the field, should Her jety presume to call to her councils Statesmen in om a vat majority of the United Kingdom have boutded confidence, the indignation of every free- : knows no bounds. Arc Great Britain and Ireland ad in fetters ...
... occupied by ladies, arid presented a gay and ?? animatedl appearance. Aitfour eo'crk, the three doors, for the ye'low, feet bloc unit red tinker,, we-re threw-n open and there was a continuous such stream of guests fee upwards of half as hour. The scene was ...
... whatever danger was to have been run (according to the information of informers) it was to have beeii participated in by Irishmen; and: not a single Irish inforiuer tl.erc either! So munh for Irihh honour ; and nlow to answer geuelally the assertion of ...