... liNvissr to God that his ma1ijesy's inisister. bad breis sett unaniffl~oiS On that question long, leg5 orlerthrwse hoe that an united adsissistratiali could .have beeii fonraed fil set 1804, for the puspese of, carr'ying thsneslfrros aid thiat hour to the ...

... encouragemient of foreign p1oasers. the Pachas of these parts, each the chief of ;SU almost independent clan, are not likely to unite with the energy requisite to arrest thel progress of their invaders. In Asia General PASaxITvrSCII SeeMS to have been as successful ...

... ier' have oh the eqrllritercv I 0-ssert, mtLYhv.,ne!tiis*iliro- mient. And can Mr. Cobbett consent to be their organ, and unite with McQueen, and thie John Bull, in deluding the ol people of England in advocating the continued bondage of tl 0O0,000 of ...

... hiis w:i, iltolse provisioni for tltei til ; astua wvell, indteed, is it shot tily do, or tiiousiuds upuun thiousmaids of Irishmen wvouald. Litt thit very titotneot, tiC dyitig uni lying *Ilid trtiom ssirvautiou; totd that, too, it your doctine be round ...

... again coinnenced, unit you may rely on it their being continued cii rn~ p art, as they have iinifornely cm been, with time singlte views ott nsoaingt to Hotlland amid Bef. p eiumnasneharate existence, onplm'imelinles oif'ii~ttul security unit iudeporidence ...

... talk of -the repeal of the in unios osilsepraton.But let sue ask vets, English- finnl mnas, wisul(ilyudsr to be assy lotiger' united wvitls m'e a siatioss of lvesnuld you not deire antI pray Esu for Be seer tinfo Iiearha esie shall be do- Wit1 pise and iissacsd ...

... SELFISHNESS OF TEE IRiaIi L^ l (From tihe Tim,,j UbohtS . . me-_ I|is impossible to wines Imas of Irishmen Of landed snspeit In te o ) IS hilOQ~n t DllV olilllrpOetyd Vileo h 11111all, Wlerieverthequcstion or ish p being persuaded that It IS to i P aos ...

... Ii ldrolitheluir'tie Ili iiddteI ii rrcat degrce Itnanta 'A' ldicl1 I a pitCal question; it 'was ~~Qlg i ol be brought to unite c Ih tsdtwhic hide gelseral lite of poli- e'Ittit, h hlltaken~ place in purlisseist ~~ijNi' rcstothile trctth of this fact ...

... desecrated by this cruel outrage; we are men, and the butchery of our brethren stirs our souls with tempestuous passion; we are Irishmen, and they' were so who perished. For us, for justice, and for Ireland, they perished in their innocence! Will we not drop ...

... sermon which I have preached f om this pulpit. But above all, let Irishmen set tn eximuple of [peace and order, and then ue shall get England ith us in tile light of peace, as Irishmen have over ?? by L Esnishuumer in the fight of battles against the ...

... Saturday morning he was waited 1~ lupon by thi delegates of the United Irishmen of Edin. burgh, who presented him with a silver cup bearing the followiiig inscription: Presented by the United Irishmen of Edinburgh to DANIEL O'CONNEUL, Esq., M.P., the Liberator ...

... with the company. He desired also to meet his countryI -l man at an assembly like the present, for Englishmen as I well as Irishmen were his countrymeen, 'as they were all bound up in one common being for the civilization of manl. To Englasd he was partly ...