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TUESDAY

MORNING, MARCH 23, 1847

THERE is something in the impudence of
Irishmen which is unapproachable; but, when to
that impudence ignorance is added, the native of
the sister isle beats the world. The debate on
Thursday evening, upon the motion of Mr. W. G.
O'Brien, the cellar martyr, for the imposition of an

ich specimen of the first
. John O'Connell was the
)ccasion. The twist in this young
lect is, of co

absentee tax, afforded
quality--impudene•
exhibitor on th
gentleman'
Every evil, real or imaginary, u

's intel

urse, w

Eder which Ireland
attributable to the
es. The absentee

labours, is, in h
-anion between tl

is estimation,

two countr

loss, ana n
" when Irel

y an Irish Parlia-

went, it had con

iderablv dim i

Wished." We cer-
John O'Connell
t is cor-

tainly do not km

DW wile'

deriies his data

rect, that more r

the existence of

.merit, than eiti

before o

semi-barbaio

spitality, and

Ussipation. Hoi
f Daly's club, i

many a tir

Ie the orgies (

Dublin.

ated in gam

inn, or subj

to the i
who eve

3out the imp
782 to the Ur

.ovident ! Within
Libn, when all this

the period from

peer,the baronet

the squire, thc

squireen, and the

simple yeoman

'ere one and

11l congregated for

half the ye

ha unti

g the avenues of

corruption, whi
Dublin than cc

more rif

'eat that period in
'er been in any ci-

uption I

ticipation
emplovm(

Le hope of si
'e verily belt

ieir incomes in an-
prospective golden

those encumbrances w

hat nine-tenths of
,ed, which at pre-

sent obstruct the improven
dition of the Irish people ;
landowner in the position

ent or the social con-
which keep the Irish
of an • insolvent pos-
a kind of lackered in-
-11 he is the merely
Mr. John

sessor of rank and station.-
oil, o

cumbrance upon t
the nominal and

sessor

O'Connell and oth

s may well talk to the

dupes of (

glorious time

. _
place-hunter, and the repr

.obate of every degree

Dublin tradesman

bad for honest

tradesmen in other localith
times for

They were glorious
the aspiring middle-

he mone

man, and the acute 1

lo could draw up a

thrift's necessities. Bt
racked tenantry of hell

.ey were bad for the
and the curse has

r succcsso:

They were bad for
ons, and the dal

the wives, the wi
of th

men wh
prriclatin

) were ena

cting the farce of do-

mestic 1
Mr. Jot

y impudent as are

O'Co

mints

hu- s far n

)wing pas
A easily t

s speech betrays igno-

Le want of a good market

and 05
absence

remedy tl
forward t

its evil tl

Id it was with a view to
rable friend had brought
the house

They ougi

power to restore to Trelar
tnd if then she could n

f her o

rehy vivify her rr

Certv.
that Irif
the loor

Leman must imagin
lued to the soil, or t
vrought

Perhaps I

runs aw
" rich y

-ay with

whethE
'or Iris

prieto

which

atrioti
ir land

may ll

of bu

peraria
the fat

Ily