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... Whitehaven and the Ginns. Mr. Wm. McKenzie, and Mrs. McKenzie, his wife, are now living in Senhouse-street, Maryport, whose united ages make 180 years; Mr. McK. 93, his wife 87. They have lived in matrimonial connexion 67 years. He had followed a sea-faring ...
... the lase Devonshire Anises, there appeared is court (in the different characters of prisoners, witnesses, and Hojemegten j Irishmen, Frenchmen, Dutchmot, a Spesiard. an kabala, a Swiss, a Prussian. sod a Norwergi.vi, besides several Jews. Madame Catalan* ...
... renders such observations upon our side superfluous. He continues Such is a short sketch of the celebrated Society of United Irishmen. Gentlemen da you find nothing in the present state of our country analogous, in any degree, to the System that I have ...
... should send a considerable force to that island tp re-establish it colony, the two Parties l*clinn and Ch r istophc ,— ; would unite for their common defence, however inveterate may have been their former , hostility. There a report that it Was the intention ...
... r* for negociatidg and concluding Treaty of Peace with the Commissioners duly authorised for that purpose the part of the United States America. is rumoured in some of the political circles, but we know not with what degree of truth, that achangeis about ...
... made known to ou> country roc ; notwithstanding all have done for France, are calumniated the people, and the democrats the United States America are more respected than we. There not :» Frenchman but who wishes success the •American arms, and destruction ...
... in otlier parts of the kingdom, and paral'■ Massages float scarce remains Puritanical His' 1 to*y from tlte system of United Irishmen. tone will be perfectly irresistible: for a more illustrious display of these fascinating qualities it has never been ...
... Sclioar, n Patriot, atis Philantrophisit, Aint. Rosco,¢.- 'May the Uaited XKingdvim of Great Britain at d Ireland, aid thc- United States of America never agu he lisunited by Wivr.-The eloquent advocate of Peae ;.n Freedom, the Rev. I Wsi. .S'heldierd ...
... some half dozen persons, whase views of political science are nearly as extended as the field in which they live, that those Irishmen, as they call them with a snecr, do notin the least care about what is called emancipation ; that it is all the work of the ...
... designs they cherish ! J.et's all petition, or we all may perish ! Perhaps wlrU Luddites they may form a league, Or with United Irishmen** intrigue! Some folks have peeped into their room, and swear They've seen Guy Faux's ghost and lanthorn there; And shrewdly ...
... dread designs they cherish ! Jet's all or we all may perish ! Perhaps with Luddites they may form a league, Or with “ United Irishmen” intrigue! Some folks have peeped into their room, and swear ‘They’ve seen Guy Faux’s ghost and lanthorn there ; And shrewdly ...
... the watch, and o f M ay l ast. nu the morning o f t h e day the t h ree 144m1' ad t/••••• Th $ was agreed to and tie Sea - Irishmen were takes into custody, he seas standing ire presided their party against sight. and eaccar- at the usual place ire Chrapside ...