Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... of power and proapeerit!; °d.-T'lhat, constituted in separate Republics, however strong the bonds by which they mighlt be united, instead of being'able e to improve an many advantages, it would be diflicult for them to become consolis'ated a id cause ...
... Dissenter, the Me d, thodist, the Quaker, into the Irishman-and forgetting n. our own individual wrongs, let us call upon Irishmen Of ir'every description to combine in a noble struggle for thb -le natural and inherent rights of our now wretched could' ...
... zer, and we recommend his masterly ivowasl of what he would do. if In Administration, to thnotice of e ery suiject in the United Kingdom; and we. cordially agree with him, that nothing can give relief to the na- tion but a total change of mem and measures ...
... UNITED PA RLIAMENTr.1 HOUSE OF LORDS. 01onday, April 16. CATHOLIC QUESTION. The Earl of DoN6V ?? the secotid reading, of the CatholiC Relief Bill, in a speech of ?? length; whih horw- ever contained iiothing that hlnd rot lieen saidI over and over ag ...
... ance of 'these engatetrientscs hacrend 'ordonnances Were -passed; '-Spain'. 1Pbrtbgkl, 'tb~ Netherlands, France4, and the United, Statessof :jhcaIpledged 'theinselies to the abolition within' sta~ed jdlo~ts` -'ThiiCongress, of 'Arnerica bad 'pioved its ...
... peace, at all events. For our parts, we repeat, that ,t'Ce Turkey is peculiarly weak and distracted, Russia Peculiarly strong united in obj ect, and ready in arms, and other circumstances peculiarly favourable, we feel firmly Persuaded that nothing Winicin ...
... all classes of Irishmen, 2dly. To avoid and discountenance every cause of Irritation. 5dly. To observe and encourage mutual forbearance ad good will. 4cbiy. To afford the beat security for the continuance of that concord amongst Irishmen, which they have ...
... paragraph to an investigation of the causes which have led to such deplorable ex- cesses. They really seem to think that Irishmen plun. der and murder without any motive except the love of excitement; andtht a whole kingdom may be thrown into a state ...
... general orga I ization. of these Orange Societies, and that. of the d United Irishmen. The organization is.indeedinimany rinstances precisely the same in both cases. .The United I Irishmen had their clandestine associations, their oaths r of secrecy, and ...
... juncture like the present our hearty congra- tulations at your Excellenry's appointment to the Governmena of seven millions of Irishmen, will mot be altogether unaccept- able to your Excellency. Consclous of the humble rank of the great majority of us, we should ...
... UNITED PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, April 29. SHOCKING. STATE OF IRELAND. Upon a motion for a Committee on Agricultural Distress,- Sir EDWARD O'BRiENi rose, and said he had a most important communication to make regarding Ireland. There were ...
... in the present instance helplessly sinking under the failure-of their usual crop- Such is the tenure on which millions of Irishmen hold their existence. To this misery and its inevitable Conl- sequences,-what has been, the remedy applied bV the PITT System ...