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... of crossing and jostling, and much other foul play, and mean to refer it to the Jockey Club. LITERARY SELECTIONS FROM THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE 'Comparison of the English, Scotch, and Irish, resident in London. The love of the Englishman, though often ...
... Lady Shore at the time the mutiny, and knew nothing it until the morning, when found himself fastened below. The French and Irishmen, who were concerned in tits mutiny, fastened down the hatches before they' took the vessel, am! the Officer fold them they ...
... fairly and dispassionately discussed, proceeded thus—l shall first call your serious attention the important fact; that in tfie United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, there exists a population, con sisting of at least three millions ; but, according to ...
... n Ul] the next Ses- ling thata temporary Bill, | Debtors, will be immed- it may be passed the Unngs last; s cable to a ba united as Ir eland waste had a right to make !a bishing an fiquisition could they say by tl lemporal be | Deheve the water to b nade ...
... thought of nothing but to distinguish themselves fine speeches, and had been led astray by others, tfie remnant of the United Irishmen, who wished for a separation of the kingdom.—lie contended, that the Aggregate Meeting was high ollence against tiie law ...
... Whitehaven and the Ginns. Mr. Wm. McKenzie, and Mrs. McKenzie, his wife, are now living in Senhouse-street, Maryport, whose united ages make 180 years; Mr. McK. 93, his wife 87. They have lived in matrimonial connexion 67 years. He had followed a sea-faring ...
... some half dozen persons, whase views of political science are nearly as extended as the field in which they live, that those Irishmen, as they call them with a snecr, do notin the least care about what is called emancipation ; that it is all the work of the ...
... nmjnrity i\v. AUcrmcn. ]>nK - k, Pelham, and Power, the three persons convicted of coining in die case of the three poor Irishmen 1.0 a tjli ijiod Sfacrllicc for the sake ot \i-money, lu.st night received sentence death.*They are drawn to the place* execution ...
... Matthews, late Magdalen 011.-gc, Oxford, the Vuviragv of Ambrusdcn, that county; pattou. Sir G. I*. Turner.*The Itev. 11. Norris. unite St. John*s llackaey, to ITwhoid Llauu-ifi*Cailwdrtd (iliurvh. Suml.'y the Rev. Dr. Kaye resigned his office V ir>(;hrtOcellor ...
... wilderness, fanaticism, and cowardice, which annoy them in the United States.—The follow. ing is an extract from one of the Addresses to the Irish Emigrants before us :— “ Your situation in the United States, particularly in the State of New York, is not quite ...
... wilderness, fanaticism, and cowardice, which annoy them in the United States.—The follow, ing is extract from one of the Addresses to the Irish Emigrants before us;— Your situation in the United States, particularly in the ■State New York, not quite enviable ...
... yet live years old. Saturday 1 -st, merchant in Sanquhar was proceeding to Dumfries, he was attacked three men. supposed Irishmen, who knocked him down, and dragu ged him a considerable distance into a wood near Closeburn ; where, alter using him mo-t ...