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... opg. 55-Reduced 54n f5ir 54 Ta t' p er Cenlt. Ainn. 90 8i'-Owliam M dif. E 'l.Isiat' SCOTS, AND IRISHMEN! A P'ATRIOTIC ODE, To' THE INHAB1IZTANTS OF. THE UNITED KINGDOM. Tranqil, SeodT, and bstpsituezn- All thA are in VALuahR'sken! Shliald your KrNG ; and ...
... higher rate of Custotis, &c. itipostd ono British vessels euteritig ,the ports ot Aute- iica tthain sbips bieloniginig to the United States the Btitisl ConlI (;eller l ininmediately applied ta the (Jovernuelit to redrless tfle grievtice. IrhD. Dru1t, in I ...
... alluded to the characters of the Ve leading Members of the Association, among whom were to be Dl; found the surviving united Irishmen of 1798, and attainted ttaitors, who owed their lives to the lenity of the Crown. :,iessrs. CAREW and SPReNG- RICE opposed ...
... adlremses you.-; but on .the question whether wve should debar front their jast-politieal u. rights millions of oppressed Irishmen, Istop not to enquire by! id; What precise mode of fadth the Irish Christian -seeks his God., i Can this world be made only ...
... dca ry, tio that religion which teachies are that tire love of my Uod and the Al, t d love of iry neighibour are inseparably united, to those christian isI re. souila eatmusted totoy spirituial guardianship, foreasci one of which, thle ic. with tire divine ...
... oltjection is founded on all expectation that, the parties l who wish to separate Belgium from the Country with which it was united under the treaty of 1814., will I next aim at establishing a political connection %vitl d Prance. Whether or not this plan ...
... existence, from meeting. This act is according to law-that is-there is a statute in force enabling this Englishman to prevent Irishmen from consulting together, in order to obtain legal or legislative relief. The proclamation will, of course, be obeyed-readily ...
... different complairrt was made in England, and that was, that in tire Customs and Excise too miany sittations were given away to Irishmen. He hoped that the hionourable Member for Limerick wtould weigh one of these complaints agaist trie other, before lie allowel ...
... notice from be the Secretary of the Treasury in this day's paper, it will be of seen that thle thsee per cent slock of thle United Stales is toI k, lie paid off-.lroo thirds on the Ilt of October next, acnd the le, remaining thi?.d on tire 1st of January ...
... millions of Irishmen. (Great an cheers.) an At a meeting of the Political Council, held on Tuesday sil evening last, the Chairman, Mr. Attwood, is stated to have do exhorted thesmembers of the Council and the Union to keep O0 firmly united. In May last ...
... been more complaints on that M gjelthan on any other-there was, perhaps, none on and sing which all classes of men were so united as to the- evils to duce e30which: it subjected the country. (Hear, hear.) And yet. tithe was he 1reatest difference of opiniop ...
... been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, e granting the dignities of Baron and Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, unto the Right Honorable Granville Viscount Granville, G.C.B. and the heirs male of ...