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... circumstances, it our i duty, Irishmen, togetlu r until ample justice obtained for the people. There is way men can more their duty, or no post in which can • more serviceable, than by taking their stand here, and uniting with this Association, to promote ...
... thereby acknowledging that the present Corporations had abused the trust placed in them. But, it was stated that Houae, that Irishmen were unfitted manage their own local affairs—(hear, bear) —that they were aliens religion, aliens in language, and aliens ...
... know with what effect the lion, mover and seconder the resolutions eon offer them to the adoption of any assembly of ardent Irishmen. have felt, before, the strength of such an appeal as they have made—l will say, the passions of my countrymen; but 1 have ...
... attention, of the child to the parent, worth a century of Poor Laws. My Poor Law is, justice Ireland. (Cheers.) Let us be united, and we must have justice: it will impossible to keep it from us. We are conquered country ; anti why have we In'eii conquered ...
... dull. There was nothing worthy of notice passing in bonded Grain. Some quantity of foreign Wheat continues exported for the United States, from whence the advices received, this morning, wore again encouraging. There were good fresh arrivals foreign Cloverseed ...
... heads the body have withdrawn, does it not render the conspiracy still more dangerous? It was his fervent wish, and that of Irishmen in general, for the health and prosperity of the Princess Victoria, and long may she live. (Cheers.) He seconded the motion ...
... disqualification; but, at the same lime, will refuse Corporation Reform and Church Reform, because Catholics arc the majority of Irishmen ! This is untenable ground,” beyond a doubt; and he must cither lose the battle of true Toryism, trying to retain his position ...
... Mr. P. Thomson must, Ministers, decline to advocate measure, which the outraged privileges almost every constituency in the United Empire, proclaim to be the only security for the independence of the voter, and the only sure barrier against the assaults ...
... riotoUnuira » no* Mid lannni&liing—th« education system, which i> now t tun it God for it) pouring light into ever* corner of the Unit. It i. no* aome five via year, since .be Government covered, that, to entrust ttic education rf » who had justly earned for ...
... whom I have the honourof addressing—facts which will clearly shew the base Iruculency of the Government towards one class of Irishmen, to the utter exclusion the other—as is fully manifested by that hatsh act which has removed gallant friend, Colonel Vcmcr ...
... Pemaras, 91d; Bahian, 7|d to Maranhams, to 9W; Egyptians, to Laguayras, to 63d; Surats, to The imports are only 1,861 from the United States; from Egypt; and 1,296 from the West Indies. —Total, bags. stebial Polict.— The agitations, and fictions, and sla ndcrings ...
... BELFAST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1837- •• that they flare stand against our united voices. Her Majesty’s Whig Ministers have announced that extravagance of intention. Lord John Russc!l, speaking in their name, and their authority, has declared, that will ...