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... Protestants were jealous of clerical influence, knowing that it has been almost ever inimical to freedom. Thus the two parties of Irishmen were separated —the one cleaving to the politics of the priest,t he other opposing them, and their division rendered all ...
... Pendieeton and Mr. Brydone atte.4 the success of Irishmen in Canada. Mr. Peerley speaks for them in New Brunswick. In Nova Scotia they are vouched for by Mr. Uniacks ;by Mr. Minters in the United Slates; in Australia and Van Dieman's Land by Colonel ...
... is passing—almost past—and men find that Pope had commuted the prosaity of death pronounced against they are brethren and Irishmen. It wants your voice, Sir, to three of the assassin, of Colonel Nardoni into confinement direct the aimless longirg of our ...
... had taken place between himself and • gentleman, in reference to the Tenant League, and concluded by urging span all cl f Irishmen the necessity and duty of cultivating towards each other a spirit of friendship and good feeling, utterly devoid of all the ...
... Thomas Montgomery. , was called to the chair and told the men of Tyrone, that they were ensemble(' to unite with ninety-nine out of every hundred Irishmen in recording their adhesion to the Tenant League. Mr- Underwood, Secretary to the meeting, then read ...
... she profited from our feuds and smiled at the misery pro. duced by our insensate squabbles for sect superiority; and now, Irishmen cf every creed and class may indulge in • hearty laugh at the poisoned chalice being commended to her own lips. England ...
... O'Brien, and the whold body of the Repeal Association itself. After previous interviews and negocia. tions, this hand of ' United Irishmen' held a grand fraternity meeting in the Rotondo, in January, 1547, v. hen : it was then anti there, as well as •fterwards ...
... affinitive with the Church at Englandr Of this church there are in the United States—Dioceses, 26 ; bishops, 32, pi tests and deacons. 1.5 Y; ; whole number of clergy in the United States. 1,589. Baptisms—Adults. 2,698; infants, 1,516; total, 4,214. Confirmed ...
... of which were sent to England, with the exception of 15 piculs to Mauritus, 470 to the continent of Europe, and 922 to the United States. But this rapid growth of the new trade conveyee only a faint idea of the commotion created among the native inhabitants ...
... Hounding us on to their prey; levelled before his face the house which had cost years of list, in their despite, the Irish unite, toil, privation, and self-escrifice to build, and cast him and Anti Omega and Green his family out upon the world to perish ...
... British greatness and BIWA They are peopled almost entirely by Britons Of Irishmen, and, happily, by the former in a far greater proportion than the latter, for whom Canada and the United States have always hail superior attractions. They display all that energy ...
... Cavan and Kelly, and would avoid the very difficult coun• try about Virginia. Once at Cavan twelve miles more of rail would unite us in the netghbonrhond of Clones with the Newry arid Enniskellen and Dundalk and Enniskillen lines giving a direcreommunication ...