... towards the close, he felt hitmel at liberty to go even the length of threatening them with the withdrawal seven millions of Irishmen from supporting the English Reformers, if the latter ventured to do any thing to turn out a Government which gives us Lord ...

... 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 ...

... (hear, hear.) le recommended them come at once to the sticking point -let them cry for better reform bill; and, in order make Unit cry effectual, let them form great national ref. rm association London, whose business it should procure send the House of ...

... place of Lord Melbourne, does the Birmingham Political Union mean to say, that the change would conduce to the welfare of the United Kingdom? We hold the difference between the Whigs and the Tories to be this, that the Whigs will not do all the good they ...

... fast, and others too slow. The Radical Reformers may demand what they consider advantageous to the country ; but, they all unite in looking upon us with eves of indifference, and care little if the people be handed over to the tender mercies of the Orange ...

... originated with the Grey section of the Cabinet, and that section necessarily tinged the unextinguishable hatred of Ireland, ami Irishmen, which well known to rage in Earl Grey’abreast, ami from which sprung the atrocious Coercion Act. Oar business is, if possible ...

... and Morning Chronicle, the foregoing extracts arc derived, says, that a gentleman, just arrived from Canada, by way of the United States, and to whom it was indebted for the intelligence given it, has also made the following statement:— “The writer left ...

... the cause of Ihwrty. (Hear, hear.) It is impossible, that Irishmen ever should forget the name ot Charleinont. No; they never will. It lives, and will continue to live, in the hearts of Irishmen. (Hear, hear.) Long as liberty is dear to us, long will remember ...

... every faction, to renounce all party connexions, to denounce all party-men. and have notiiing to do with mere party measure*. Irishmen! Working men of Dublin!— Rally round tbo the riglitt of labour, and protect from the In* capital. Your prosperity tradesmen ...

... opinion of Irishmen than to suppose, that any of them would comply with the demand. (Loud cheers.) I was never, continued Mr. O’Connell, afraid of any man or set of men in life, whether English, Irish, or Scotch. I have all the honest Irishmen at side, ...

... look for a firman on such as Law would be ; or, from Pacha, an order of tlx* same kind. But, it is too bad to think, that the United Parliament would enact the keying of tax under the name of poor-rate, pay parcel of do-nothing gentlemen—a batch of Idle ...

... still kept his position on Navy Island, and that bis force there consisted of about 1000 men, principally volunteers from the United States, lie had fortified his position, after a fashion, and had commenced cannonading Chippewa. The result of this exploit ...