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... It ib but ao mnitrumtent placed in their hbnde w hereby to achieve it-an inetrunient waiic1s must be' wielded with their, united strDngf4 to give life to its pprowiion&, aoti e0ffacy tQ 4ke effeel te. 2. That their enemies are this nmoment at work in ...
... Ireland are redressed, law will he a dead letter-one, after' another will be shaittered tor atoms against the might of the 'united people,' soq the tithe law hag bean. To England, Irelatid -mav only look for injury; and yet she wiill be strong etuough in ...
... jij' man bfores reformn wssvafshinmhle Who dcelived Carly for repeal, vhen odters were laggard ? Wh,, bs his exertionis;' united oountryaiie-and tonsmoan - againsttile atrocirias tithe system, and aaused that the Ardnsgeehv eowa ehould return to the hands ...
... Union can be repealed. On the latter 1 question there exists unfortunately a difference of opi- nion-against titlies all are united. It is good policy . first to encounter the easier task. To vote for the total and absolute extinction of tithes, as well ...
... y belong.- You there invited all lrisbomen to bury for ever their absurd ani- !r mosities; you Kished orange and green to unite for the good of ir Ireland, and, by petitioning, to obtain wise laws, which would prom ,te industry, peace, and eententment ...
... Englishmren, Irishmen, and 'Scotohien, at 'ew Yorkt' in Amierics, on' he 4th of July last,' copied frons Cobbetti Weekly PoIgtical Register of Saturday lasat, will be read with interest by every friend ?? and -popular g6o verument int the United Kingdom. ...
... addiressed A. B., at the Office of this Paper5 or a l j;, Little James's-street, will meet attentitn. ]%.a full Meeti g of the United Paris-bee of Cismulliu sand kano ark, held at Culmullin, on the 26thi inst. .IOHN. UHHNSON, isq. J.P , ie te Chair, The folloring ...
... would do ber justice. Let the Irish people be united,- and- they wwould soon achieve a rapeal of the Union (bear). , He never looked on Irishmen as members of any par- ticular sect-no; he looked on Irishmen as members of one family (cheers). - He had been ...
... :B.; M WC ab,,their. teswunsan, *and-eotibluded) by' eaying, ?? I Irishmen but be United, acid. Othe ortls .of justice so. jqe. shut against Ireland; would he torowvsn open, and Irishmen. should participate in the beneficial measures which must'fo1-, 1E- ...
... Eu. rope to take on boatl all suct objects connected with the arts and sciences as Dr. England may choose to send to the, United States. TITHES IN ENGLAND-LAMIBETH POLITICAL. - UNION. A numneroue-. meeting of this Union took place on Friday evening, at ...
... ?? utis aud: unchristian system of ecclesiaattncal fr a ?? hbich b the happiness, the propertyj and, too I rtet blood of Irishmen is cacrificed., t** lad tte py iP ?? this opportunity of assuring you, land, bul lsicl Ulnion aid, I trust also, the people ...
... the like e~ffisct, that my e~ndeivours to-discharge rny duty united I r me b~y er~eczpr~ca~tiun o~f.jy,st and.generous slyimpathy and Sen. luiments with thousandai of Just and generous Irishmen, 'to l t bor l have not- the .appineas to be known in' any ...