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... ew the nature and fydem of °f United Irifhmen, as edgrflrs Ireland ; the rifes and profit, ?' different l'ocieties Great Bri- ' l years 1791 and ; the attem P t n Scotland, by the lQn 21 convention, at which tes^rona United Irilbmen were . » the difperfion ...
... Oct. 27. day, at o'clock, the President of the United States communicated, Mr Coles, his Secretary, the follow ing message to both Housej> Congress. the Semite and Hunfe oj Reprefentatives of the United. Circumstance', Fellow Citizens, which seriously ...
... most important to the safety of these kingdoms. We cannot but rejoice that your Lordship's high situation in this part of the United Empire givps us a particular right to express our sense, not only of the military skill and valour manifested before Copenhagen ...
... the House of Assembly of the island of Jamaica, to whom the act passed in the last session of the Imperial Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, was referred. It was expedient to suppress several strong ...
... eminently successful in carrying that great principle into efle ...
... while Lord Lieutenant Ireland, in pardoning a Serjeant who had been condemned Court Martial for being concerned with the United Irishmen, which was afterwards found not to be the case j and that the judges who condemned our Saviour were better, ter than those ...
... suffered together at the Gallow-hill; yet, trust, it not the forerunner of that increase of crime, by which many parts of the united kingdom are at this period lamentably distinguished. Typhus Fever—lt appears that the typhus fever is spreading in Aberdeen ...
... Union—not only from the • stance of two boats being joined g but in reference to the fact, that, like a moveable bridge, it will unite the hitherto disjoined counties of I*ife and orfar. The length of the deck is 93 feet, the breadth 34, the depth the length ...
... their divisions. Now that patronage has been to all practical intents abolished, it seems a strange thing to Irishmen that the Churches cannnot unite around their common standards. There was a teetotaller once in Donaghadee who sometimes failed to keep his ...
... celebrated criticism of the categories, it is like a division animals into men, horses, donke} s, asses, ponies, spooks, Irishmen, waterspouts, and gingerbeer bottles. These errors of classification, however, are but a secondary matter. The Committee ...
... HOME RULE FOR SCOTLAND. CONCLUSION. The internal affairs of each of the United Kingdom B '' well as the world-wide interests of the British alike demand that the Imperial Parliament show relieved of domestic legislation. SIR, —Since I wrote the first ...
... entirely under the domination of English opiui she were a conquered province. We appeal to the politi ol jj) Ireland, Wales, the United States of America and a short, to every constitutionally governed nation, England, if this is not the fact. We speak from ...