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... the separation from country, kindred, and friends. With respect to the increase .of sickly manufactories .in Ireland, the United Kingdom ,contains too many of such noisome hothouses already. A true friend' to Ireland would, first of all, endeavour, to ...
... punishments they met for th,.ir want of allegiance. Thomas was called to the Irish bar, but connecting himself with the United Irishmen a 1797, he was imprisoned on a charge of treason, and his life was saved only by his entering into a compromise with ...
... defence, and takes away all her possibilities of escape. WILL THE UNITED STATES BECOME A MONARCHY ?—A party, existing since the revolution, and extending its ramifications over the whole United States, is now growing into importance; and, guided by the principles ...
... principle which regulates the progress of all other countries on the face of the globe. Let those lords of the soil, those Irishmen in name, study this interestiitg and Instructive volume. Instead of an ins - - pious and auaaous arraigning the wisdom and ...
... to the 25th ult., I by the packet-ship Silvanus Jenkins, which arrived on Saturday. The proceedings .of the Congress Of the United States had, up to the date of the 21st, been wholly uninteresting. • These papers contain the follow- Mg news from Mexico ...
... Extraordinary Military Career, having a great notion that he can tell a good story, turns all his serjeants int() Irishmen, and stuffs all his Irishmen brimfull of bulls. He has also a strong propensity to believe any thing that is told him, especially if it ...
... England. England, Ireland, and Scotland, being united under the same crown, their interests ought to be the same ; and he is the best patriot who attempts to reconcile national differences, and to unite the three kingdoms indissolubly in the bonds of ...
... England. England, Ireland, and Scotland, being united under th e same crown, their interests oug ht to be the same; and he is the best patriot who att em pt s . to reconcile national differences, and to unite the three in the bonds of amity and love. kingdoms ...
... . BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING. — It appears, from the parliamentary returns, that, in the year 1815, there entered . the United Kingdom 1,290,248 tons of British and 599,287 of foreign shippiag : in 1829, of British 2,184,535 and of foreign 710,303. ...
... now presents the singular spectacle of its proprietors resisting one man, the new act. The I rish membeN,too,have nrudently united to aid the press against Mr. Goulhourn. that the right honourable gentleman will, between the brewers and the publicans, the ...
... from the personal colliiion which, during its discussion, took place between Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Doherty, and Mr. North, all Irishmen, and Irish lawyers too; Mr. Doherty holding the office of Solicitor and Air. North that of Attorney General in the sister ...
... every other city an town where they have been seen, and have been purchased; not b , ' the greater part of the Nobility of the United .liingdom, but by part -the ttoYal Family. .. • • -. . To those who are unacquainted With their.nature, it may be,neceisar ...