... Ireland than they were to the times in which Alolyneux poured out his argumentative vituperation. AJolyneuz insists that Irishmen ami Englishmen have rights and maintains the abominable doctrine, that tyranny should be encountered with resistance, and ...

... require. would hail as opening a new era when would not be distracted civil broils. Protestants and Catholics would then be united, and no other jealousy entertained than who Would give stronger proofs of attachment and devotion to their coo tnon country ...

... historical, and classical, cbaracierisei the following effusion of pedantry A petition of the Roman Catholic fnkahitanti ct lbs united pamhc* of Tintero, Rwegorlaad, and loch, M «ho county of Wesfoid, Ireland, was preunted sad read, acHiag forth, that a deep ...

... Licutanant-Geueral ia confident, that whilst erety Officer and Soldier, whom he has the honor have under his nrders, will unite with him in deeply lamenting the severe loss they have sustained, they will feel also, that the beat tribute which they can ...

... Crown. When a jealousy of British influence, dislike to tile connection produced, at a subsequent period, the league of United Irishmen, whose avowed object was separation—wlto were its fianirn, i's propagators, its supporters? thr;/ -Jiere not Catholics—l\ie ...

... an immense hairier, which the agitation of those Claims now opposes to Ihe progress of reason and justice, and uniting all classes of Irishmen in labouring torenoea'e theircoun- try. and to restore her, divided and almost lifeless she is, to a slate of ...

... prehend, but by removing immense e agitation of tlwse claims now opposes the progress ofrea son and justice, and by uniting all classes of Irishmen m labouring renovate their country, and to « l ’* * d,v and almost lifeless she is, to state of health and vigour ...

... the friends of Protestantism, any thing but friendly to the cause which th y were intended advocate. They would tend more unite that party under whose banners had enlisted himself, than any arguments which could have possibly been used. If that distinguished ...

... interest and their mutual happiness ; and, while I see Englishmen and Irishmen in the Senate, in the Army, and in the Navy, fighting side by aide, in the conubon cause of their united country, I feel in my heart, that, notwithsianding the temporary disunioua ...

... for the prosperity and happiness which. Irishmen all sects and parties should unite. It was unfortunate and distressing to find the name of Irishmen associated only with discord mid bickerings, instead of uniting and making common cause to arrest foreign ...

... the citadel we now are in compact and dose bodies of Dissenters and Catholics, when the first dr. camstanee may unite, a* they have united, we are mote dangerous, titan if difiuaod over the whole common wealth, without individual purpose, as our purpose* ...

... was the friend of the Catholics, the friend of liberality ; not the nominal, but the real friend; because he was anxious to unite the people of Ireland in the bonds of affection and interest; because he wished that Government should act witli reference ...