... from Englan d, the parest society being situated in Manchester or Liverpoo’ Now, he just asked the peop le to consider # Ribbonmen were seekin; the regener: ation of heir eg bef native country—if they thought that th tering into out some new means of doing ...

... now stand amongst as honest a set of men ever belonged Christian country. (Loud cheers.) Well, want neither Orangemen nor Ribbonmen ; but 1 will tell you what 1 want—l want Irishmen. (Cheers.) want sober, temperate Irishmen, that will drink only water to-day ...

... with them. I don’t mean to minded him of the welcomes he had received say that Ribbonism is directed solely against the at Ballinasloe, at Tuam, at Loughrea—aye, and Protestants ; but the impression amongst Pro- at Clifton, where his (Mr. O'Neill’s) estate ...

... case if had parliament of our own—as then every man would a commissioner. 1 was much amused at reading the report of the Ballinasloe agricultural dinner, which the gutter commissioner attended and spoke. But he felt his power. There were great landlords ...