... effects, as any-that has afflicted this: distracted country since the days of -tHearts of Steel,:i 1' White Boys, United- Irishmen,: or any secret society, ! whether meeting to alter the rate of wages or the laws of the land-a club, as well worthy ...

... other measures. If there were. in Ireland 40 tax-gatherers formerly to the one now, it should be recollected thas the 40 were Irishmen, and the one now was an, Englishman. A great number of English officers wnere sent to Ireland, under the pretext of assimilating ...

... found in milk, are-the muriates of -time and potash. Sugar of milk can le obtained 'by' evapo- -rating the serum, or whey;- it-unites the cremovaoeon's and - easeous parts to the watery part of milk. , The principles .,of milk, however, differ in some degree ...

... ascedancy than he woul d le., Theobet of qall thi maiwairi namd cocil iatory agitatiou Is manifest-a second society of United Irishmen is:' wantdd.; and if this shall ever be obisinadi we-shall have a state ef things whiih' wei do not' ca tieo'c eot'temnnlate ...

... time Catholic emancipation was by far more hopeless in appearance then is the repeal. However. the united force of a class achieved that measule-the united force of a people %vill aichieve the other-(cheers.) By fo'ee, I mean the force of opinion, the ...

... that, as he had been called upon, lie would feel great pleasure in giving an account of the system of Vote by Ballot in the United States, to show how far bribery might have an effect in controlling the progress of purity in Elections- In 'each county three ...

... should have been the instri- ment-of~teaching himhthe folly of attempting to form in the North another society of United Irishmen. We mayhave grievances to be redressed, we may leenly feel their pres- sure, and. wre may. speak accordingly; but; as ...

... has signaiy failed -the 'oortifyilug result of' the suartheari mission for the establishment of another society of ' United Irishmen completed. the -measure of h -is fiskipPointment, while the `firmness of the government, sopporked by the generat'voice ...

... meauly stooped to the lowestj fawning-sycophancy, in ordej to avert the indignantexpression of-the opinions of indepen_- dent Irishmen, with'-regard- to your wild and crimninai scbemes of agitation, and falsely to impress npon the minds. of the people of Great ...

... concerned, without stirring from his seat.-( Hear, from Mr. O'Connell.) Lord Palmerston insisted, that the powers which had first united the Netherlands to Holland had a perfect right to interfere with' respect to an arrangement which they themselves had made ...

... tiret was passed when these dangerous exhibitious of party se rit were to be commemorated, acid when a better feeliag ?? Irishmen was to prevail.- The Government and thle Magistrates ought to adopt pre. cautionary measures,, with a view of preserving ...

... consigned to oblivion, and al- loived to perish, fiom the shameful indifference of those who profess to glory in the name of Irishmen. Through a lhng and dreary course of centuries, our history has been written it, dark and sanguine characters. Continutil ...