... . thus laid, in a 'imminent 111111110.1 r. 'of i4lll in lister, were ainige/1 skull tiptoe's, In still illative» than tine Unit a woull land ill hh•li tt a ,Isidt 1n stiaingers, and 1N.41 their intim-- aml their igrnt,ful at thi- far. .li-tint .lay. ...

... party of Irishmen attaeketl•olllV of the polire wl Slutday, awl Is.at one of them in a uost hrtital loans?. The pier num was cunveyed to the infirmary, when., after lingerits_ iii intense agony until y.stetslay evening, he expinsl. Six Irishmen, all of ...

... *—ilwre nations slaver whose spirit has been crushed by the is*m letter, and whoso whole eluiracter (Vrthby has debased ; but Irishmen stand under Home’s wor*t despotism they are noble and great amidst Koine’s vilest soil notion ; and though a ruin, a ruin ...

... month September, a number of individuals were prisoners to the jail, charged with offences of a treasonable nature, as United Irishmen. Those were the first persons confined this kingdom belonging to those memorable societies. 1707. —0n tho June, Judges ...

... of the landed property in Scotland had been blown to the winds already, lie was no Repealer of the Union: but he thought Irishmen were more indebted to him, or least much, as to the great Agitator himself. (Hear.) Respecting the future intentions of the ...

... respected brethren in the parent Church. felt hound to say that they had a roost extraordinary mode of testifying their sympathy. Irishmen had sometimes a strange motto of manifesting their sympathy and friendship, and could not help thinking they had shown, in ...

... peaceable character of the agitation, stated that two-thirds of the British navy, and one dudf of the British army, were Irishmen. The statement with respect to the army is gross exaggeration ; and that about the navy is too ludicrous for any farther ...

... anonther point to touch on, and that is, that we have Intmsioniats Ireland hut Scotchmen, and few 1 even of them ; but of Irishmen, yon will not find 1 Moderate from the Giant’s Causeway to Cape (dear. laugh, and loud applause.) It is told that yon have ...

... inflame the minds of people. Give the people employment, and that would tranquillisc Ireland. It would cause the hearts of Irishmen to warm with gratitude towards England, and they would then wish to maintain the English connexion. But while they continued ...

... sent in search of the repealers, but I believe no prisoners were taken. Irishmen here, with their immediate descendants, who have the religion, manners, and prejudices of Irishmen, would probably 1 exceed 70,000, and a movement such this, considering that ...

... has been ad- (IrcastHl commanding officer of every regiment in the army, directing him to make a return of the number of Irishmen in his regiment without delay. The object is understood to to enable the Comruander-in-Chief determine which regiments may ...

... Ireland, and Irishmen in return, in Scotland and England, in order to draw closer the bonds of onion between the three united nations. Again lot us see how facts actually stand. There arc— Cabinet Ministers—Englislimen, 10. Scotchmen. 3. Irishmen, 0. Lords ...