... adopt the plan of conciliation, and ble ...

... liberal Churchmen ; and. we trust, that it will have the effect of promoting a roost desirable end among ourselves,—namely, to unite all liberal men, of whatever creed, in close confederacy, for the promotion of their common rights and liberties. The following ...

... operated upon their fears. ('beers ) He certainly admitted for the present, that the great object of their exertions ought be. unite all classc* of Reformers. and whilst each preserved his own principles to the fullest extent, that they should not disagree ...

... mortal things. Our next quotation is of a different kind; it depicts the divisions of Ireland, with the consequences of the united efforts our “ Volunteers,’’and the resulu of subsequent disunion:— * But who (bat (urns (he blood-red page Of Erin’s wrongs ...

... they ought to be united. ( Criet of become all Orangemen, and will be united.) The enemy were united. There was no disunion in their camp. He, therefore, hailed the meeting in Downshire, where Protestants, of all descriptions, were united together. He ...

... average of what was paid in the seven years prior to 1830, as directed by the Statute. For instance, the Composition on the united parishes of Donegore and Kilbride, is more than double what it would have been, had the provisions of the Statute been observed ...

... constitutionally, to check the that prerogative. (Loud ch-er,.) I agree wilh the great leader of Ireland, that it our duly unite With the Reformers of the Empire, for this purpose, and that to It all things else should be postponed. It impossible hat those ...

... blessed effects of civilization; but yet, the same evils still exist—a concatenation of wrongs oppress and bow the spirit of Irishmen to the dust —in a murky and pernicious atmosphere of superstition and ignorance, they live, and move, and have their being ...

... and to his friends on this side the channel, to learn, that as soon as it was known he had landed Liverpool, deputation of Irishmen were appointed to wait upon him, to ascertain at what time he could receive a congratulatory address from his countrymen ...

... bags, which 4,000 have been taken for export and speculation. The market is firm prices.- The arrivals are—s vessels from the United State®, and I from Maranham. OlasgoWf Tuesday, March 10. —Callh —There was a good supply of cattle in the market this morning ...

... of necessity justice to that part of the United Kingdom, and to avert these overwhelming evils, which future days might otherwise bring with them. shall show them, that Englishmen and Scotchmen are ready Irishmen themselves, to accomplish that end,—that ...

... other Church. No;—but she perfectly able support herself; and, if able, she ought not become a mendicant, before the doors of Irishmen. I have warned yon of danger; you rests the responsibility guarding against it. AMTCrS PATRIi£. P. S —I hope the liberal ...