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... life-blood of Irishmen, throbs with anxiety for the removal of Catholic disabilities, and the attainment of Emancipation. Catholics should acquaint those who called themselves friends in Parliament, and the world, that they were desirous to unite with all ...
... i r,. He concluded very of ual.onal unan.i _ , eloquent speech, calling upon the Ca,;arived from the North k.i t! - f a 4 Irishmen worthy of freehandom-d in consequence of the Km„ a. tho.i tl „ ot - t e callaulry ol their There were, however, some Orangemen ...
... inclined to doubt that what he stated would be the consequences of the change, let him say whether, in any other countries. Irishmen were not as industrious, as active, and honest as other people in the world If they were not, he should like to know why ...
... occasion may require; and moreover, that a large propor the Share-holders are IRISHMEN. RESIDENT IRELAND; thereby extending to this Country all the benefits which a British Company united with Irish Share-holders Capi»nd Interest could afford, not to mention ...
... «:«sii,n may require; and moreover, that a large lion f the Share-holders are IRISHMEN. RESIDENT IN IRELAND; thereby extending to this Country all benefits which Ihiihh Company united with Irish Shruc-holders in Interest could atTord, not to menti«»n the great ...
... and see it universally applied alike to Irishmen, Englishmen, and Scotchmen, and secured the only means which it can practically established, that is means a fair and equal representation the people the United Kingdom, in the Commons House of Parliament ...
... There ast Europe, in which Irishmen had not risen to fame and distinction; and he could tell audacious slander the Courier, that when Maria created the military order of merit, the first fifty members, FORTY-TWO were IRISHMEN. pledged himself supply the ...
... induced to bring in a bill, striking at once and destroying the progress of revolution. The Catholic Convention, and the United irishmen who met at Dungannon, were quite distinct. ’J here were fear* felt from—theie was feeling raised against the Catholic ...
... who opposed the laws their country. He did not know Rowan ; hut it was notorious that lie had acted Secretary to the United Irishmen. was convicted of seditious piactices, and imprisoned; be escaped Irons prison, and was long in exile; lie believed that ...
... attainted, and convicted. In 179k he was tried on an ex-n/ficin information for the publication of an address from the United Irishmen to the volunteers. A Mr. Drennan was Chairman; Mr. Rowan was Secretary. He (Mr. P.) wnuld state one extract from this ...
... more flotirishivnr condition, or more respectability or numbers added its vaults, notwithstanding which the dariiyment oi the United Kina,lorn have considered it necessary, that all political societies should dissolved; course our society is intiudad. It ...
... is much the revetse. There were many Catholics among the United Irishmen ? The leading United Irishmen were almost all Presbyterians or Dissenters. the North, the lower classes the United Irishmen were at first ...