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... effected that revolution England were the same who defiled the English statute hook with those atrocious enactment* against Irishmen, which rendered our unfortunate cduntry the scorn and the pity of Christendom : not content with robbing the Roman Catholic ...
... which the people’s Representatives will experience, in consult, tng for ihe general good, without doing panial evil, in uniting conflicting interests, and securing the fulure prosperity of the country, without subjecting it to immediate, (hough tempura ...
... I am. Gentlemen, your obliged Friend and servant. ROBERT J. TENNENT. Sel/eut, 23d August, 1H32. With blood of slaughtered Irishmen.”—Slrfljford RcUv. BROTHER Reformers,—My prophetic fears have been bred. Before first letter was print, more blood been shed ...
... brought such an issue by the united exertions of persona all denominations, the bond of society will cemented, party spirit extinguished, brotherly love end concord established, and this laudable conglomeration of oar united strength constitutionally operating ...
... (Hear.) Let them but continue united as they then were, and that happy period would not be long coming about, aod he respectfully said to those around him, that it was not only their duly Irishmen, but Christians, to be united for the benefit their common ...
... removed mi-apprehension, or softened prejudice, and thus, in some small degree, bring nearer that happy period, when all Irishmen shall know and feel, that (hough (hey may differ in political or religious on, yet that they are one peopfe, inhabiting one ...
... their labour*. ( Cheers.) Tbe toast was well expressed : if Ireland would united, it would be happy, and it must be free. bad himself always detested the idea of party among Irishmen, bane tbeir country. The effects of disunion were visible in tbit, that ...
... clamorous against the crying injustice of the former mode of representation;—they were among the vety .first o ...
... shattered by the tempest; and, when the united exertions of the whole crew were indispensable to procure for her, even chance of safety, was a time to give prominence to paltry jealousies and miserable feuds; or, were Irishmen doomed to exhibit the world, an ...
... have just quoted, adds: The Sons of the Emerald Isle have harnessed themselves to the Chariot of Toryism. Nearly twenty United Irishmen, who were pledged to the Reform Candidates, presented themselves the poll, bearing the Reform tickets in their hands, ...
... policy of Earl Grey, and the lynx-eyed Conservative leaders, know how to avail themselves.) let these united this grand point, and then will Irishmen, in exercising their right, sec how far a British Parliament is calculated to legislate for them. . • ...
... that our contemporaries are altogether superior, in virulenty, fury, and,we will add, even talent, to the Press of the United Irishmen. In point of the quantity of sedition, they are fifty times above the modicum of ’99. Will no stop, for the sake of the ...