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... which look with complacency. I united witii men high and fuperior you, Sir, re ore them, farming barrier between the lined government, and the wild and deiivjns republican lection, under the appellation United Irishmen. In the vifions of that cay, a reform ...
... the territories of the United Stites the expense of the Indians has failed. It is stated in The Buffalo Journal of the 13th ult. that the Council holden with the Six Indians by the Hon. Morris S. Miller, on the p*r\of the United States terminated on the ...
... misrepresentation and abuse can be available, busy themselves in caballing against the cause that unites Great Britain and her Ally, are a set of Irishmen, some visitors nt Lisbon, others resident there—some laymen, more friars; but all no doubt right ...
... mischiefs. seven yews the couutry suffered every evil (hut could deter men of any experience attention again attempting either unite two such opposite principles adopt either of them i lie basis legislation, W lost wa.- tee re.-uit this law IMA Ti.e harvest ...
... Gentleman took his seat within the bar in the different Courts of Law. Total official value the Produce and Manufactures of the United Kingdom, exported from Great Britain to Foreign Parts, from the London New Price Current:—• . . - £46,453.021 17 1 . 0 1828 ...
... Improvements America.—We understand that the object for which the Hon. Richard Rush, the late Secrerary of the Treasury in the United States, is now visiting this country, is to effect loan for the purpose executing some great internal improvements, as canals ...
... state imaginable, the skull literally beaten to pieces, and the throat cut from ear to ear. Clarke's account was that five Irishmen had entered the house on the pretence of getting light; and tbnt one of them had felled the girl with the poker, whereupon ...
... Receipts for such Renewals are now ready at the above Ollices. and wiui the respective Agent* to the Company throughout the United hingde.in. *^ WILMF.R HARRIS, Secretory. AGENTS. York, Mr WILLIAM GARWOOD, .-liflcitor F Banisley, MrG. HIRST, General ...
... also been pleased direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal ol the United King- Join of Great Britain and Ireland, granting the dignity of Baron of the said united kingdom to the following persons: Thomas Marquess of by the title Baron Kenlis ...
... he found also, what, thank God, are not now, submissive a bad Government (great cheering) he found us divided, we are now united—he found us scattered, we are now organised. (Continued cheering.) And here let me observe, we have done wisely, no matter ...
... to a more useful purpose, irishmen t V have full employment, and they would be able io coi.mi- > :h produce, and pay the Irish farmer a more re- manent ! *. than be now obtains, by an export of his product ?? England t Irishmen would then consume British ...
... Ireland wbo did not regard the present proceeding as grievous insult, aa affixing a brand and a degradation to tbe name of Irishmen. should despise the man who did nut so regard it. They might be assured tbat tbe towns Ire.and would meet and make their ...