... all joined together. I find at meeting in Manchester that Whigs, Tories, and Radicals—men opposed in every other point, have united in the most determined manner, attack the rights and the interests of the nation. (Hear, hear.) What is the object, would ...

... Society that it necessary that something be done— to call upon them unite save drunkards and caution others to shun the dangerous path which leads to intemperance. hen get the sober men united, then there some hope success, from their example, from their efforts ...

... with Prince Albert. We hope there may numerous and influential meeting. The occasion is one on which Irishmen, matter what their politics, may unite peace and harmony to express their attachment and loyalty our youthful Sovereign. Down Grand Jury.— The ...

... not the whole way with him—they should not practice by example what they teach precept? Total Abstinence Societies alone can unite men of all classes put down intemperance. The rich and the poor stand on tire same fooling. was not in the old Temperance Societies ...

... and often enough. Again, then, in conclusion, say. which part shall you choose ? Come, join Iho standard of Temperance, and unite against the most formidable and baneful enemy of Erin, tod shall ever be, yours truly, 9. R. Ocwnpatkk April is;} TO THE PEOPLE ...

... commit suicide or enact the character John Frost, for all the efficacy of his threatenings. No man his senses. Irishman or not Irishmen, would be for the repeal; therefore, the sooner O’Connell (brows off the character of knave, and personates the madman will ...

... real, the sterling patriots—wc will abolish the feuds and quarrels which have too long disgraced our common country—by uniting Irishmen in universal brotherhood, in the bonds of universal sobriety, and by banishing evil spirits out of Ireland will more ...

... congregation were reformed drunkards. In Cornwall, whole churches were fi'Jed tee-totallers. (Cheers.) The system had told the United States (cheers); in seven counties, not drop of intoxicating drinks was used. (Cheers.) In one district, where all the inhabitants ...

... now ; yet, by the power of incorruplahle integrity, unconquerable zeal, and matchless intellectual endowments he aroused and united them all, made the nation for once asMime the attitude of independence, and clothed it with dignity and power. His patriotism ...

... expression, that it was capable of anything. These countries ought to proud of ll.elr army—composed, It is, of Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scotchmen, all having among them the greatest unanimity. It gralifles beyond measure to apeak of the profession to wldch ...

... the Conservative party were remarkable under the unparalleled opposition they bad to encounter. They stood ever their posts, united as one man, in a steady phalanx, baffle and overthrow the designs of theireneniies. They would have succeeded had there been ...

... Doctors unite, and the ignorant practitioner or the mere quack discountenanced. Mechanics aro united, they have their institutes and lecture*, and arc becoming an enlightened and intelligent portion the community. The clergy, (no, ore united, and glorious ...