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... Guild-Hall, Cork, the 14th day of Jan. 1784', Refolved upanimonny, Tiat Loyalty has ever been the difllnguifhmg charaftcr Irishmen ; and that we Are now happy in declaring inviolable attachment to Sovereign, and look up to him as the father of his people ...
... have now prol-1 pe£l of this city being in a Ihort time in as flourifhing a ftate before the war. The inhabitants feem to bc united, and the governor and inagiftrates have declared that they lhall not profecute any more loyalifta if they will fubmit to the ...
... land. The prefent cnl.s is favourable, let the public unite in lublcnbmg to try the ilfue in legal way. Let the opinion of unprejudiced jury, direfted by an upright judge, determine what Irishmen are to truft to lo important a point, if any farther doubt ...
... (the L — ) which they denomi- nate the Batavian Patriots. This Faction, which has been for many Years very formidable in the United Provinces, has uniformly ?? the iilultrious Houfe of Orange, and was the Occa- sion of involving the Dutch in the late War ...
... paper, which afeended with great velocity, non. commemoration the generous attempt Emptying out bags of ball all, he foon reto Unite Irilhmen in the mdiffoluble bands of fra- gamed his elevation.-bpeedily afterwards two ternal affeflion, and to restore the ...
... jf carefully mined, will only found toexiftin the breath of an Englilh Minifter. That attempts will be fruftrated by the united efforts of this kingdom, which alone could be fufficient, to give the freedom at prefent enjoy. Propolttions, fraught with ...
... unequivocal proofs of their re(pedt and good wifties for hiifl. Advices from the Hague mention great jealoufies over all the United Provinces, onaccountofM.de Maillebcis's appointment to the command in chief of their forces; and that thofe jealoufies are ...
... Major. in the chair. Refolved, That when a fyftem of corrupt influence ‘s ublicly avowed, it neceffary or all iaus of main iRISHMEN to oppofe that influence in every Refoived, That we fully cancur with the Twenty-Thr- Cerporatons, and other Bodies of Electors ...
... conduct in your Minitters, evidently everfive of your bet bleffing—I appeal, I fay, tamenefs, whether you have not forgot that IRISHMEN are FREEMEN, whether you hav. not forgot, that as freemen it is your duty, to call on the father of his people, to bavifh ...
... heard from thee: the account of their having murdered their Cat I which they accompli; hed in the following man ?? Afer the Irishmen had fecured the Eagti-i they attacked Mr Brock*;, who defended kr- :. - two boors, with great {pint, he being an affile:' ...
... navigation and filhery upon the weftern eoafts of America. In this decifive crilis the Count Florida thought it necelfury to unite every pollible information. He was not canttsated with difcidfmg the queftion cf peace or war, andVleijbating and concerting ...
... rite People—a Club has been formed, computed of all Religious Perfuafions, who have adopted, for their Name, IHE SOCIETY UNITED IRISHMEN DUBLIN, and have taken their ...