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... they turned the cocks of the spirit easkS, and let the liquors run out.. . - Another very serious affray, with parties of Irishmen, took place On Tuesday, in the Hampstead-road, arising . Out of that which took place at St. Giles's on Sunday. In this affray ...
... occurs the following passage:— You may felicitate yourself, Sir,, on. the part which you will have had, by your deportment, in uniting the good priests and flue faithful. But God grant that the period of the re-appearance of Jesus Christ not be signalisetl ...
... interchange of gratitude and benevo%ie) It is ittip osst , • ti,t4111111611 • ble they should not be drawn, by inipulse, to unite in one love for their • parent native soil—Loud 'and contiu o f It ~'l b ii3, i , , ' ,0 e country i s , per h aps, of all ...
... twenty thousand men fighting her baffles, thank God, seventy thousand are- Irishmen!, If the country were even represented fully in. the United Parliament, what could their united talents do against 550? Would they boable to control such a force, who know ...
... n has excited considerable terror. A letter from Wicklovvi dated Oct. 8, The system of administering the oaths of Uoited Irishmen is revived in s this county. Two emissaries employed on the traitorous service have been apprehended,. and a third his made ...
... at Greenwich, it Was half-past ten in the ttiorniug..of Werinesd,ay, July the 4th. _ At Narlborongh:-street yesterday, 18 Irishmen were tharged with a riot in St. Giles's„ on Sunday. It appeared' that two of them were atitracted'hy a fiddle in a house ...
... legal which imposed upon 'his. People, the most •geievous „ endaril at all.— but diens,: Without ane regular mode of leunite con, • that-the in- tributions by a fair and.equal taxation, the dhimsals tH'Y %lily _one of of .their all property was vested ...
... usual, frviore in United Irishmen ; two Men In particular, one of them is called Patrick Read, and the other Peter•Carrugher, resident near said Own ; 'and on the day fallowing, Friday, 16th inst. he also saw him swear in as an United It ishmam the said ...
... conquest; this order of things could not last such a system would-he appli Cable to 'a country half subdued, but not to one united us Ireland was to England. No Government had a right to mac law Without reason, Qr for estab- , lisbing an inquisition into ...
... there nieet with characters 'which she would b e obliged to with, that would leach her a erolosion, or the means of niaking unit a livelihood, that 11M be gratelid the feelings or •ti mother. He would, thetel4e, reconcife his mind to the character given ...
... I have cut off his legs.--Verdict—Wils . • ful Murder. .John- Silures, one: of the Directors of the United W. Davy, late of Taunton, who • Irishmen, found -in the • house of brother Henry, OYFENCLS.—As - had been in the employ of Messrs. Brice and. Co ...
... themselves to notice,' and to'maLe speeches. Sortie of .these speeches were most dangerous •anti unwarrantable, the work Of United Irishmen, labouring for a separation of this country from England; others were made 'merely for the gratification of vanity ; the ...