...the laws which affect the land upon sound principles of political economy." Now for the Church — " With regard to the State Church, that is an institution...of your country, that it makes one almost hopeless " — (Oh ! quite so)—" almost hopeless of Irish freedom now that Irishmen have borne it so long."...

...political economy." Mr. Whitetide Now for the Church — " With regard to the State Church, that ia an institution so evil and so odious under the circumstances...of your country, that it makes one almost hopeless " — (Oh ! quite so) — " almost hopeless of Irish freedom now that Irishmen have borne it so long."...

...some political advance in your country. The objects you aim at are good, and I hope you may succeed. On the question of landlord and tenant I think you...in the character of a national insult in any other civilized and Christian country in the world. If the popular party in Ireland would adopt as its policy...

...Ireland. A legal security for tenants' improvements will be of great value ; but the true remedy for vour great grievance is to base the laws which affect the...freedom from it that Irishmen have borne it so long. . . . "If the popular party in Ireland would adopt as its policy 'FREE LAND AND FREE CHURCH/ and would...

...with regard to the State Church: [it] is an institution so evil and so odious under the c1rcumstances of your country that it makes one almost hopeless of Irish freedom that Irishmen have borne it so long. The whole Liberal Party in Great Britain will, doubtless, join...

...reform and indeed urged them to go further. He went on to say with regard to the State Church: [it] is an institution so evil and so odious under the...that it makes one almost hopeless of Irish freedom that Irishmen have borne it so long. The whole Liberal Party in Great Britain will, doubtless, join...