... . Isn huuod. lav it cstiuaed and bare, by the sitnpln energy the _ such ajuilgment will, in my opinion, rff.rtß,, . h*> Unit ihe Ureal a be- all the objects Ibis !, on, End • |a»w. It may t*i f PP . of IheaduiinUiraiiou il will rrnder uo*. rHtor’* ...

... noble fricnd-wlio filed the chair Hits bad said, and said truly, that though sererai pteaent .there were not Irishmen by birth, they were Irishmen by affection,but lie . (Mr. would say that ikera was. one who was not in that room 6u| Who.felt modi,as individual ...

... because they are united and act in eoncert,and that they should therefore be encountered and opposed the same means which they use themselves to accomplish their wicked purposes. The loyal ami orderly portion of the people should unite and employ the same ...

... importance, and our space preciousbut we will not let the opportunity pass without declaring, not merely as Protestants hut Irishmen, that the intention of so rapid and insulting humiliation of Protestants, as that nefarious Bill of Reform contemplated, ...

... Files of the Papers are transmitted for the of Adfertisers. SUBiIjTOPTMJNS. The London, Dublin, evernrylher Newspaper in the United Kingdom supplied Me ehrliest dispatch with the strictest punctuality, and Bit MmmlstMtdernte terms ; exchanged at pleasure ...

... which now lower over the fortunes of the land will he cleared from the political horizon, ((’heirs.) One word more:—Wo are Irishmen; our honourable opponent has given up the fight ; he longer stands between n.- and the object our ambition : let then extend ...

... winning our liberty. The glory your triumph will not confined to your own County ; and your conduct this occasion will show the united empire that you are tit to enjoy freedom to honour those who are sincerely and honestly devoted to its cause, (cheers. ) Whom ...

... in Ireland—that they were all converts to his scheme of anti-union union—all i us own incantations metamorphosed into United Irishmen. This is one of the advantages which this honourable economist in veracity enjoys above all other ail venturers in public ...

... to treat upon any topic which would be likely to create dissension amongst us; would only remind von of what Irishmen were, and of what Irishmen mav be—(hear and cheers.) I know.that if there any spirit of rivalry ami contention amongst ns, it is this, ...

... Ireland. have our own doubts whether class of Irishmen so well informed and independent the same denomination of Englishmen, although perhaps itmav admitted, that far mere intelligence goes the poorest order Irishmen—namely, theluhonrcrs-are generally almost ...

... frighten the English people into a belief that we want to separate the two countries,when our object is to have them more firmly united, our object cannot fail. want to have the people join with me in proper loyalty, and in open day, fairly before the world ...

... Fancy, understand better than they do, how to hit and get awaynevertheless, would say, that an army composed exclusively of Irishmen would outmarch any French army, as much as 1 know, they would outfight them. The quality which carries Frenchman through ...