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February 26.
THE UNITED IRISHMAN. 43
‘fl Ziisiou.
848
r.
In the vastness of Night,
In the "alloy of Dream,
When our tlioughts, like a stream
at in vain seeks the light,
Gives our Angels ooni,‘
But of world-walain g power.
What it spake ye shall bear.
xi.
ma axoix-rirm.
.. 2.
" than ti): G:)racIc saith:
The land long had lain bound
As in fcttcrs of Dcatli.
In the soul-killing .
Iler despairing sons drowned
Halt‘ the sense oi their “-
Half the life of their slinme,
Till the Great G0 .
And suit a Man forth,
as
At the llmfs high coinmani
here woke life through the land,
d had forcspokeii, v
wo
Had held Mind in its i ii
’l'lii-oiigh long ages. This wonder,
Of Heaven's mm appointing
Was Ir:r:L.isu’s glllnllltlllg.
111.
THE MUSTEII.
? 0- .
“ Elias ti): Q31-ail: saith :
The GTE '
cl 0
is unburst oi‘
Uninatcliod for its lustre,--
wus Ireland's &raiui gftliistrr.
IV.
THE I-‘A3xlSl'1.
n sis. ,
“ Elias ti): t9i'atlc iidltl) :
lint stcrn spirits and bold.
“'hen the lord takes the (lulkl.
Therefore Famine Ilrst canio
And then Pestilcnce cniiie,
And carcercd through the land
Like twin giants u vla 6-
d
=a
Who are still to be tried,
Fell in death, iniite, unmanned,
And with names wrltln sani .
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"I‘is t ie Tocsin of “':Ir l"
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THE IZNI).
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$0 ll): Q9i'.1cI: spalii,
d was silent once morc.
Then iiictlroaintl tumod round,
I, ha liansliccs.
Arid I
A c
Loom
And
As ye
interfere: in our
a
A noise like fierce
' with cl
an
SOCIETY OF I
the painfid
or apathy of our aristocracy to Irish national
bligt: to suspect every attempt on their part. to
social and industrial concerns. We naturally (I 5]
. ,. . I - .
For I felt the earth
quake
saw in the West
loud u.i-id as gore,
lug shorcward and seaward,
nearing to in anl;
01‘ a trumpet, with times,
And lightning: and thiindcrs,
o n‘s
read ofin J h
ashingr of swords,
the roar of the seal
A0
conicqucnccs of the wilful antzigomsm
' d in
rJ..C. M. i-
THE AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL IlllI’IlOV.EMl-.‘N'Il‘
I tl5L.v’tND. V .1. Jas. lilcGlii.sli Dublin.
by . .. . . . . . . . .
of the school of “enlightcninciit" and “progress.” .
“ ie wor d," ho says in conclusion, “is in ii slate of progress-
we cannot loii rmst i Apathv may mm-ii, or prcjndlca
obstruct; but t io barriers so fecbl nccd, sivc t from their
ition by the flood of knowledge, iri by its hinidlong tonne.
nl: serve the better to attest the irresistible impulse of universal
iinprovt:i.nent."
Truly, we wish he could make some glimpses of this “ unituml
iinprovenicut"visible in Irebind. We can see nought but the
darkening horrors of pauporisni. lllr. -'ilgato eaitera into alaba-
potato is less valuable than the otlier roots cultivated as green
‘ and condition of the people
were bad, and that its cultivation tended to retard the introduc-
tcui" of husbandry. In attempting to satisfy
his readers ii those points, he ooiitrasts the ii uses and worst
practices of potato cultivation with the most improved and best
as guilty oi‘ the nnpardonablc crime 0
Not, to be sure, I
of pigs ; whereas in buy
‘ , ' , or In gctt n
oorhousc, on exact rcturn can be kept of the food consumrd
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JOUILVAI llt-nr Mr. Filgotc :-
“ The small tenant hold for the m . part an anomalous posi-
tion. . . He had no ambition. He looked. to nothing
at ed ‘ ' ' ‘
exalt iiiia l'llIl"S as
with a little ngiilk. "
mi and I ‘me. but
mgr. mar luimLs
i‘ it, to be again
better than pptntocs; his iiio
higher than I csc sa t
now spun ‘ o ic poo - class o tonuniry,
lllllli that tile produce of their jiirm passing Ill
ii is inpe of r ii part 0
' ' ’ h:i ‘c
me pota oes,
ruoncy-tliat money, o
I
Irish people will be employed, as their political pou
making Ireland and its inhabitants, and all that it contains, Hm ‘
. . . . u . w I
a happy effect, us
of thrift, and of
5 "sum under iv ‘ch ‘r
um it within thciiisclvts, never
iuiiiuui HIV - K‘ 9‘ ‘
.9, ,5’ m ending to produce habits ofcarcinlmanagcincnt,
doiicc ' that 3
ru ; 1.]: tlisliriguislicd [mm
ers,
E
E
pendent interests 0
y . .
cates of foreign rulo
scientific authorities
hl cr t
believe that tiftecn
a nsiness in crea
England. They woiild tix the opulntion
nLlllllJ].‘l’ nniy yield the largest nctt profit to England,
'icc ' cmplo A b e
are 0 tl
a ily, legally, and consti
hose deiluctionsc ll
real interests at‘ England and Ireland.
t'i
D
iieiglihours. And we cordially wish that the IE
. . .. . . -
t cir ou-
tio
u'o
n, except so far as no
- i I I7 l'I’0=“5< I
in mind that our aristocracy bears nllcgiauco to England, Tl t. to
Ireland; that they regard tlieniselvt-s as agents under Ilrltish
O
the British out-farm, Ireland. It has not yet entered into their
' to conceive that the liish people should or can have inde-
n, or that '
' SUE‘
of Ireland
c
t , the productive power being and out as
somctiincs happens in out-I'ariiis,) the cntire [>0 ulalion
got rid of.
linvc to consider only how
ie population of Irclzind
‘tut'
that the pupilltltion which “'1
a be used so as to
oicy.
oment e iniagiiicd that we believe that the ‘L “leg”
- v - - - rm
-ofc e,
ionally. It is hcld by ciilightciicd iind
‘l rcni.-ii
ii urd the largest
and in respects to siibscrvc and uphold
“ ’ ' ' ‘ in'thc next IOIVII at from Ed. to 4d.
per stone." (The italic; are ouri.
lllr. Filgutc, in short, love: comnicrcc for (lie Jake nflxmmtuve,
....g.....s nu. mmrnum barium. He does not
dcspond about Irish prosperity, but he cxpects :1 “tr
pt-i-ioil,”duriiig which the “several panics" arc to be “slizilion
I ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' m a noun be created “(or the
,, ,,,,, was payment of money wages"
9,. '... .......z.‘. .. ,...:....‘ ' ' ' iv-I van
in ,,.1mc,v,.,. “ respective pas ions" of at least three millions of us will be p -
Q ,0 t ,, ‘ tuu 'u'iiiou“ ‘ ‘ ' a
(El): ?,3iIi'gatoi1i of Eaint iDatti':Ii.
Translated (for Tim Uxin.n lltlSll.1I.k)') fronithc Tlmalro
Criricu ' ‘ ‘
nice:-ial uftlic lluy inusirc bcnvr, Don bray
llcnito Gurunyino lit-ijo .
must be
Ily ieo ration ofivliat arecalledtlie “I’rinciplcs of Political [H d b l I 1 I d I ‘ r 1”‘ H ‘
a -a arm as iwim1m'vn(remI ma 2; :..:“.;.1‘:.::.:;=..:“:..2.?. air... .:::.;?'i.‘i::;
"surpliis“ bytlie potato rot) were got rid of quielly,',legully, iiii FUN" in 0“? “UI'II-mil‘-ll‘ lwfvrc: 41 W0, l'“W>‘"l 1‘ 10 WI’ mdm
..t p , mt , m at mm“, am A :lI1]ll)’ mt ncurloul pluce ofaichzuolo am being tliunlogliiirg wo
cousin u ion 1 A ) I 1, i ii :i ciinilolllldzc ufiill um nrgilmcntnoi Don oronynio; and if there be any
o
lion-.ilox iui-ium; tticnln. (us we mm them are not.) let that most inm-
tttaiu senor oi: nccuulxtzllilc for them.)
peace-
i r.
,, in In, 1. God hills that the religion of niankiiid should be pure as
wcllim true; and pure to such degree as to
n the aw. ' i us, or ‘aulcs, th 1:
L g] ,-E is any jun ,,,.,,,,t,,,,,l ,,m,,,,m0,.,,,, “,0 h no solid foinid.itiun, are but straw and al h it is
on me wnm, .’ “. vulgar opinion that they iiouri.-li pl , in a certain Ii in
,,,-(,,-g,, ,,,,, of “come mgm 1;“, P, S‘ tniii that the nlinient iiliich they otiurd is dn gcrous, and subject
crously in Ireland without the slightest injury to their English 1“ “‘“.“Y l“'-‘0“"'“‘l“l“5 “'l'i“ll I l'“"9 klml l-l 7%
nglisli p oplo (am an ices, 3'.’ ' t us
its own ininid
L!
title" it ll 3
interest. In this
n
dancy over their industry) may
rate as shall drive the terrified malth ' s
wi dcrness, whero tl
one to the hinidrcd square llll cs.
Scotch system-that is, “‘li.lI less huuvm '
produce. Now we have uni 3
culture, no matter how "eiiliglitencd" and "
nsol‘dhitcd," and cultivated
ftftllll eating bread in the sweat of their brow.
The in cm of on aristocracy, comprised hi the Royal Agr'- I " “ "-7
cultural Society, are tho least hostile
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r tlian their own
new Agriciilluriil Journal, tlicrcforc, we looked
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iiicrcase and multiply at such a
some ‘iberiiin
io census tables would show a population of
'1
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are to be corresponding charges in our‘ iigricidturnl practises.
to be occupied lll grazing faniis; and tho small
00 according to the
on-
ia ' be, in its mm place. But we must loudly denounce
the intro uction into Ireland of .. , ' ‘ whom
c nrtuo, to con
to our coin-itry. Evarylliing bcycn it is snpcrtlnous; and super.
" ‘ “ ' ‘ to niaii‘s ‘, ‘ 'ta
' thc inys-tic.-il body of the church.
2. The church, nhicli has always observed this maxiinlu
everything which she proposes to the belief of the faitliful, when
. . .. . m r - - - n ,,
Ir -mm: Q ,
llCl'lll(:ilBnlClEly that there is n purgatory, and (lint the sonls-de-
' i ' ' ' rnimr I mum
e<pcci:illy by tho holy sacriiiceol the Mass. This pure doc no
' be iristarit in teaching and
Ens‘, H I " 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ cantionlng them, at the same time, not
SC, to siiil‘cr anything uiiccmiin, or bearing the least seiiibhinco ot‘
hilschood, to be mingled thereivitli: lnocrm flan, rd gum specie
Hun ml’ .1 ' 1 m.'......... '41.:
3' . . . . . . . .
of the fniiious legend of Saint Patrick's purgatory, but I am Im-
nolhcr still highur and more iin ortaiit:-on error di-
l - - .
of my to 1,351, A (0,, 1 i-cctly opposed to xi point of Catholic doctrine is mixed up with
interests; mid, indce ar only hostilc at all, owing to the prtgn ‘"0 5‘‘’‘'-l'' g H
- r ' :1 t' , ‘
(I am ‘ E “M ‘on mg to mp r U ‘I H. ie county of Dongnll, u-liich coiistitutcs ii part of Ulto-
. In tl
C‘ ‘ ‘E,’ nla, the nortlicniproviiicc of rlanihi, above the celebrated laltn
"‘“‘ " 9 l‘ or Era mm is another smaller Lake fom
s ort istan
keeping Ireland in politics-econoiiilcal suljcctioii to Eiigl;ind- F Wm", “M: ,:“:,u""W';;’:y”h;:: “me:
‘ . I 1- ‘cs , y i I'll! J -. ' ‘
mdmgnmlimn 1:“ 1“ u‘‘em'm. Co damn‘ “e me‘ so 3,’ famous cave which it contains, named the purgatory of Saint
.1;-rcimhly disappoiiitcd. The Editors address, to be sine, prc- Pmitk
tl :i I "
articles and in
m m Iirrtl
and small faring.
ci
n the “ Potato
. - .
of un. world ;“ mid there is nothing
extension of the home market for li .
ports are almost purely rug
3,, . p .
Ii
are ni-ai-lv all llriliflllup with ability.
nnv or the
'l'hl: most liitcrcsting papci: aro " 0n the Pa;
i Sarvalils, by I‘. M. 0
rmniimng papers, except
Failure, and its I."..’l‘i:cts on I
same: i t rcl.'in(l is to continue an English granary, wlicii he
" I
HEB.
rioiiltoral, and treat of
rish
" pave 86 of the
n
at 1 t
csbury‘s I’i-izcs"
Tlion: is nothing remark-
ll very long essay
5, If we attend merely to the nu ‘ , or evon in part to tho
ciontl pro ablo; ttlieu thcy ditfer so widely in the circum-
stanccs o the stor
is
-
5
y, as to ground, on the other hand, no slight;
, suspicion that it exceedingly fabulous, if not altogether misc.
matter we shall now proceed to ini-asiigata, fairly swing the
lllrll iippair eitlicr‘ to coniimi or to iiiscrrodit the history,
ruviuu Ml-II luv: ... . , . A
view of the cntire cast‘.
Tliis
t in.
G. Amongst the iiuiliors to Wllmll we are indebted for an account
0 St. ’.-itrlc ‘s purgatory, the best known, the most tnistworthy,
mid the most illustrious, is Mnttlicw oi’ 1’iiris,t an English Beno-
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o A tolerable ultrinpt, for Spluiluhl, til our lrlah ldloni. 1-iumnimgm-
phy and ltnllrs oruiu pnriignslwll urn piuci-mi ii-om Illt: uriginii, pdmlui
It .ll:IIlllil in I755. .
1‘gIlCulillI'L‘,' 1 Also ciiicu ii:ni:iow oI“'cstI1ila>lcr.
m the who,” book about an tnry, the fact may ‘appear, if not altogetlicr ooriain, atloast sum .
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