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... he Mr. Simpson's Young, Corrector. There are three brothers resident in Caldewgate, Carlisle, very near each other, whose united ages amount to 246 years. An inquisition was held, on Monday last, at Dyke-side, parish of Kirkandrews-upon-Esk, before Richard ...
... following Accidents were relieved at the Dispensary since our last: A young man considerably injured on Sunday night by number of Irishmen who attacked him state of great danger These outrages are of such frequent occurrence that some steps should be taken to ...
... Court held for the Manor and Forest Enncrdale, on the instant, there were five persons attended be sworn on the Jury whose united ages amounted to years, and all enjoying good health. An Inquest was held at Keswick, on the till, before Peter Hodgson, Esq ...
... handful of dollars we looking liiincait immeuse embankments assured in manner they never it for Irishmen city of York there of ear-horses a which are Irishmen Irishmen and churches in were from country fiftoen thousand longing which I from Catholic weeks arrived ...
... taste as of feeling. |v Moreover, these reports are frequently grossly exaggerated, It anid wcosds are put into the mouths of Irishmen, ttilors, a and others-whom the re sorters thinkc they have a right to Ie ise as the huts of' their jokes-which never were ...
... Parliament is to lie for him as the advocate of Catholic emancipation If the Irish Catholics in or the English Catholics or both united were to send to me informing that tliey had a seat vacant and quite ready for me could not it though I should not fail to ...
... From that measure may date the of the present (itrholent polities of Ireland. shall not drag our readers through the United Irishmen in the rebellion, or the Catholic Vomoiittees, or Com? nlions, or clubs of whatever designation they may choose he known ...
... tecenty dfcovered hat ali te world knew before, that Irishmen are intelligent, warm-hemrted, apid r Avery way calculated, under a proper system, tocoutribute b to the strength and prosperity of the United Empire. He a has also found out tbat the Catholic ...
... to dilate upon them : but it may, perhaps, amuse some of his new Irish friends to read what was once his own opinion all Irishmen. The following advertisement appears a Taper called the Porcupine, printed by Cobbett, in America, February 10, •* I want ...
... refrain from the expression of 92 pC our regret that the recognition has been so long delayed, Inonor that the Government of the United States of America pc fir has been allowed to-anticipate the British Cabinet in this .nd H. act of political wisdom. Pe fir ...
... forth but for the prudence and discretion Lord Charlemont What had been the result the Catholic committee of 1793—0f the United Irishmen in 1796 and 7 ? A rebellion which deluged the island with blood. What had been the consequences of the Catholic board ...
... Iwoken forth hut for the prudence of Lord ChariemonL What had tlie result of the Catholic Committee of I79;t—rof the United Irishmen in and 7? A rebellion which deluged the island with blood, wtui twa bwn tl.« Catlwlic Board of 1812 and 19? A continued ...