... Might bo attacked the invading force weald tare to Meet With Irishmen. Thera wav party, political, or raligkmi feelings connected with the volunteer norefneat, and therefore, for once. Irishmen had anepportonltyof being unanimous on great national gneetion ...

... be attacked the invading force would be sure to meet with Irishmen. There were no party, political, or religious feelings connected with the volunteer movement, and therefore, for once, Irishmen had an opportunity of being unanimous on a great national ...

... unprincipled men indignantly protest, and we Kladly unite with our co-religionists throughout the Brilisli Empire in surrounding your sacred person and throne with all the moral power and strength that the united voice and oombiued influence of eight millions ...

... IRELAND AND THE RIFLE CLUBS. Why is it that Irishmen in Ireland have been litth affected by the rifle dob movement? On the other side of the fcjhaooe! it monopolises the conversation almost every circle. The *'effectives “non-effectives com prise all ...

... those laws, and the decisions of that final arbiter of all disputed points, the Supreme Coart of the United Slates, it is singular, and to us Irishmen not creditabls circumstance, that the Irish in the Northern States are the loudest and wildest advocates ...

... effect_a diversion in its sociation has been formed, of which some of you are (aud doubt- favour, and for this purpose the United Constitutional Irish As- less all will be) members. In the great cities prominent free- soilers and abolitionists own large ...

... least doubt that, with a little pressure from without, the order will meet the same fate as that of retaining letters for the United Kingdom which were unstamped. The arbitrary proceedings of the Post Office authorities on many occasions has given rise to ...

... clergy and the laity be united in one bond of brotherhood and love of our native land ; let them be found working together as one man, until those social and religious wrongs which press un- justly on all be redressed and Irishmen may live in security and ...

... When a mere lad he was cognizant of some at least of the pro- ceedings which led to the formation of the Society of United Irishmen, and he counted amongst his intimate friends many of that body, including no less illustrious a member than the singularly ...

... called the “ Respectable Irish Catholics.” Heretofore these “ respectable” persons have not proved themselves to be the bes: t Irishmen. A Thad the honour 6f moving the first resolution at the first meeting of I m en about the Pope (the great Dublin meet- ing) ...

... with the government under which they live?*’ There is, indeed, a “ specialty which gives tbe Italians a better right than Irishmen can claim to decide it—the simple circumstance of its being Italian question. Tbe “ Catholic Layman sums op bis argumeot ...

... called the “Respectable Irish Catholics.” Heretofore these respectable persons have not proved themselves the very best Irishmen. “ At I had the honour of moving the first resolution the first meeting of the Irish laymen about the Pope (the great Dublin ...