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... '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 ...
... cause of Ire. land—a cause which at bat brought his brother to the scaffold; and be was one of the executive committee of United Irishmen in the memorable rising of 1798—and actively engaged in the organisation of that society and its plans for revolutionising ...
... packet boats. On entering his house he said he was not well, and in leas than ten minute, he expir,d. Three stunly-looking Irishmen, were brought up at the New Bailey. on IVedneaday, charged with creating a very 14. non: dim urbane': in a putilie-house ...
... were coerced and public assemblies closed up as tit seal. Times, however, are- very different. The eatli die people I are now united nation. There are dissensions in the | body. They act with one will, and they will art with firmness and that stern moderation ...
... 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 ...
... Irciand, he was net pre- be convertible into g nt to sav if a like course sliould or drive all gold trom led to the parts of the United King- estion had reterence. Lt was, however, it would belimpossth in wealth, tomect to early period, to submit to the con- ...
... the Catholics, and as the Catholics were themselves unwilling to give any, our acceding to it would in effect be to let of Irishmen, who were under the dominion of their priests and bishops, remain free from any control on the part of the crown, and would ...
... our navy, and the sources at once of our commerce and national defence are to be found ? c answer, in the service of the United States of America. It not too much to state that, at this point of time, more than British seamen are employed in the American ...
... opposing to this frightful political system, calm and temperate, yet firm and united determination, to resist its devastating puigress. Let them be united— cordially united in this constitutional object; and let that union be characterised by a general ...
... Ditto stained - ðo The imports are-.-United Sutei 2344 bales) New Orleans 1056 j Pel nam. bueco Bahia 1113â??Total 63(18 bales. Cotton Imported from January to Sept. inclusive. 1828. Same period last year United States 3J6.333 South America 107,823 â ...
... cauaj; not known how the disturbance originated, but it is understood that it was occasioned a quarrel amongst some drunken Irishmen, in which their friends on both sides took part, in such numbers seriously to affect the peace all that neighbourhood. A ...
... clergy in the same cause, foreign nations are also taking deep interest in this lamentable cause. Fifty thousand Irishmen in the United States America, possessed of wealth and power, are eager to join and assi»t them. Even without a civil war, has ...