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... to dilate upon them : but it may, perhaps, amuse some of his new Irish friends to read what was once his own opinion all Irishmen. The following advertisement appears a Taper called the Porcupine, printed by Cobbett, in America, February 10, •* I want ...
... forth but for the prudence and discretion Lord Charlemont What had been the result the Catholic committee of 1793—0f the United Irishmen in 1796 and 7 ? A rebellion which deluged the island with blood. What had been the consequences of the Catholic board ...
... respectable and substandal individuals. There was only one other point necessary to notice. He had stated, that the names of many Irishmen occupied very prominent places in the petition, and that indeed they immediately or nearly followed that of the Boroughreeve ...
... the most costly and expensive in the world, and the bare collection of the taxes here cost more than all the taxes of the United States of America amounted to. expatiated on the impropriety keeping up the army—the navy—military colleges, crown lands—-church ...
... books of ancient days, nearly every publication entered at Stationers' Hall, and every novel and pamphlet printed in the United Kingdom during the last forty years. the library a valuable and extensive collection of maps and charts—A forgery of a dividend ...
... that /hey were well pleased with the eld settlers, and that if a foe should have the n to inva-le their common country, not Irishmen would stay behind, but if they had no better weapons, they would mow down the invaders with their Irish shillelahs Lrmif ...
... • 9 to Alabamana — to — Bengal to Bourbon — to Para — to West India — to Novas .. — The import amounts to 10,789 bags, viz—United States, 9,835; New Orleans, j Bristol, 40. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. Bankrupt*' Names. Plan -of Meeting. Hour March 5 George ...
... an immense barrier, which the agitation of those claims now opposes to the progress reason and justice, and by uniting all classes of Irishmen in labouring to renovate their country, and to restore her, divided and almost lifeless as she is, to a state ...
... Pretest ant religion would long since have been planted there, but the penal code acta! on the property well as the liberties Irishmen, and drew closer the bond of connexion between them and the priests. The Marquis LANSDOVVN presented petitions from the Roman ...
... non-intercourse regulations were likely to be dependant the United The -if trUSt never restored ence *S? to the Island Jamaica alone & * anada Importations at Jamaica, for the . , From the United States. the3 th ■September. 1«25 :- Bread ws «- dM - P ...
... '30 West India to Bourbon..-• •• to Uplands to I-pland Georgia to Berbice _ to Bahama to The Import amounts bags, viz.:—United States, 1918; Marauhanv Carthagena, 48«> j Massachusset, 29. Total, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. Bonfcj Name. Place Meeting. Hour ...
... Novas ¦⢠to Berbice to Mobiles to Our Import is moderateâsay 7398 bags, via,âCalcutta, 325 ; Barbadoes, 13; United States, New Orleans, 11.)-'; Ancati. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. Bank} apt* Same. I'lace tif Meeting Hour. April 2fi, Horsfall ...