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... and, unite our prayers with those of all good and true men on both sides the channel, that the only honest movement, and the only honest journal Ireland has ever yet seen, may live to see their exertions crowned Nwith the glory of making Irishmen free ...
... the vote, so that it may not be c wrested from them'by force and fraud, as has late hap- h pened throughout the continent. Irishmen, this is a ft sine qua non Without the suffrage 'be universal, you u had better have no representation, no government at ...
... give to that conduct the sanction of its approval, after calm and grave reflection. (Hear, hear.) Englishmen, Scotobmen, and Irishmen, had fallen in 1848.and 1849, fighting in the cause of freedom in Hungary, Italy, and France; and the meeting was called ...
... programme of operations to be adopted by the country at large, express a hope that some definite plan may be hit upon that may unite the scattered elements of democracy in a practical mode; and therefore re-appoint the Committee of Observation to act according ...
... which is rankling in the breasts of Irishmen, both at home and in all countries to which they have been scattered, she will release 'the remaining exied Irish patriots, and allow them to make their homes in the United States.- New' York Sun.-. ...
... Y On board the steam-frigate of the United States of America, ' Mississippi,' in the roads of Marseilles, Sept. 27, 1511. The following is -le letter of the Prefect of the BoucheHs ?? to the consul of the United States, in answer to the application ...
... vantages of freehold land societies, have heard with satisfac- tion the progress made in their promotion, in all parts of the United Kingdom, during the past year. Mr. LATTmIER, who was introduced by the chairman as one of the largest tenant farmers in the ...
... DIISCELLANEOUS. DREADFUL SENTENCE.-TWO Irishmen were last week sentenced in Rhode Island to be sent back to Ireland, The crime for which this dire punishment was inflicted was, not being able to get anything to do. RARE SPEcOHENs ?? Tzw ZEAzaND.-Among ...
... member of the Irish Parliament. He belonged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the directory which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, the United Irishmen, aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England ...
... ewlbequer being at; the loest ebb. m h e AMERICA. By the Arctic, arrived ?? on Wednesday,,' we learn that a meeting of Irishmen was to take 'place in -the Metropolitan- hall, New York, to aid in the subscription for a. monument te the late poet, Thomas ...
... late hour the company retired, delighted with their worthy host'e entertainment, and united in one cordial aspiratialn for the onward and' unceasing :Frogress of the United Patriots. It is expected that the new Hall' will 'be opened to the giublic in November ...
... under weigh at the time, aul attempts of his companions to rescue hibt proved ineffectual.- TAIcceG iT BEAsy.-A party of six Irishmen, with the ?? of osae ef them-, who were employed in the herveit .field by Mr. Bruce, ef Tiddington, were permitted to lodge ...