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... following order , preceded br _musicians—Trades _. , Union Council , _wilh black _flam Copper . plate _Printers , Cordlners , United Irishmen _of _Edinburgh , Bookbinders , _Southern Union Stocking Makeri , Bakers , Saddler ? , Tailors , _Newliaven Fishermen ...
... on the one, No compromise,’’ and the other boodle rods, and motto, United, who can break in.” Copperplate Printers, a Thistle, bhoemakers, flag: motto, ahall be free.” United Irishmen, the President in deep mourning, eairyingawnite rod with a crape flag ...
... 1 Reform, e or No Taxes. 'The United Incorporationsof Mary's ChapelI ,. appeared with the flags of that body. Another incer'pora. r tion carried a bundle of reds tied together, emblematical of is o the power of united strength. As the precession came ...
... SCOTSMAN . . SIR , —A _paragrap h _havin _;; iippcircd in _some of tlie _Edinburgh papers _, _asserting _tliat tlie United _. _Irishmen had _applied to MrO'Conncll for Ilis _advice us to whether _they _should _support _BIl _Avtoun , _as one of tlie _msnibcrs ...
... the 28lh of that month. They are chiefly Ailed with details of the ravages of cholera in different parts of Canada and the United States. The confusion occasioned by the rapid progress of the disease, has prevented the editors from furnishing any thing ...
... Garden era, Combmakera, Plasterers Slaters, Bookbinders, Irftter-fout.dcrs, Bnjshmakera, Frame-work-knitters, Masons United Irishmen, St Crispin Society, Printers and Tool-makers, Saddlers, Colt Bridge Society, Blacksmiths. f. Third Division.— Coach makers ...
... reformer ' s friend , when _friends _were few . 41 . United Irishmen , —Fing , _will ) _figures of O'Con . nell , _Liberty , Hume . Reverse , Harp ; Rose , Thistle , and Shamrock . _Mottoes . United Irish _Reformers , Abolition of Tillies , _Behold Corruption ...
... JoJine the ladder, Having gamed the first Pirn ,lic top.” Yellow banner. Rose, •T. , Shamrock, Weak when divided, but T ' when united.” Model of Ixiuss, » r ' n i„l four apprentices, slated three sides, r,V .il,i raised, finished the other • id’ . l(]l reaching ...
... for _returns to both liouses , a perpetual correspondence in _explanation and defence , carried on with every part of the United Kingdom , and all this to be encountered by seven individuals , not one of whom has _it in _hie power to devote much time ...
... relatives the de- ceased boy, who had exhibited the body through the j streets. The prisoners, nine in number, ami chiefly . Irishmen, were escorted the dragoons the New Hailey. The .Magistrate then informed the multitude | that if they did not immediately ...
... routine of pledges wvas again gone titrough L. sa -withm very little interruption, except the repented yells of tfie numerous Irishmen present ; bitt onl be coi some gentlemen wvishing to ask M1Nr A vtomn a few Our, questions, and animadverting a little upomi ...
... making an aggregate constituency of in Orkney. It is understooo that have registered in Zetland, so that the constituency united in the return of the same member will be about 276. Dunfermline.—Of the 493 claims of enrolment lodged for this town, the ...