... corps have been summoned to deliver up their arms to his majesty’s officers, lest they should be deprived them by the united Irishmen. Some great political shock is expected soon to take place in Spain the clergy in general express much alarm since the ...

... Hon. Justice Day. Already eleven men have been capitally convicted -- six of whom were found guilty of High Treason, as United Irishmen; about seventy others have been admitted to bail. Sentence has not yet been passed on the unhappy convicts. In the county ...

... Government fome time ago received certain information, that perfons were fwearing-in at Manchefter, on the plan of the United Irishmen. This - bad gone fo far, that foldiers in one regiment were tworn-in, befides a great many inhabitants in that town and ...

... Set foot confpiracy, was purely for Parliamentarj Keforirt.' bis Society was direct and it ant correspondence with the United Irishmen', perfons Maidltone was pr|ne)pal agent going backwards and forward,. Phis confpiracy, it is feared, has been carried ...

... Peers. Sunday, in confequence an information which had been received by the Hon. Captain Anneflcy, that Committee of United Irishmen were to tit on board wherry off the l'idgtoa houfe, a party of Kcvcnue Officers, under the direiiion of Mr. Jenkins, was ...

... the bill. Ofiisre Man, T0.,11 ■ -May the Tree ot Liberty be Plant t.ltn hell, and bear no ?? but United Irlfhmen. Oip.-iiion T0,,, 1 — I he Union of Irishmen; the Tift ol that Union, and th, Martyrs to that felt Th. Surgenrtof the Monarch is remarkable ...

... inches high. Perhaps acme who read newspapers may wish know the meaning of the two mottos worn on the buttons of the United Irishmen, *' Erin ma voumeen',' and ,f Erin go hr * the first signifies, Ireland my darling j the second, Ireland she ought to ...

... lrifh papers fay, that the arrett ot Lord bdward Fitzgerald, papers were discovered, (hewing that a plan was laid by the United Irishmen lor feiting the Co* wcrmnent, and obtaining faflHßon ot Dublin. —Hi* lagc both Houfes, and they voted addreiTes in (upport ...

... in dirguite, and to sleep during the day.. He wat triced, * by orden issued out many hours before, tire Societies 'of United Irishmen. . . The weapon with which Lord Edward Fitzgerald drd «o much mischiet, curious construction. A more bloody instrument ...

... by the vigorous meafures which have lately been purfued. For fome days orders have been iffued by the leaders of the United Irishmen, directing their parti- I cans' tu be ready at a moment's notice, as the meafuret of .. I Government made it neceflary ...

... destroyed the vigorous measures which have lately been pursued. For some days orders have been issued by the leaders of the United Irishmen, directing their partisans to be ready a moment's' notice, a the measures Government made it necessary for them act i ...

... acknowledged the obligations they *eie under foe hi* eiertions. Some time aft*., being suspected of connection with the United Irishmen, Mr. R. O’Connor esme over this country. In consequence of Proclamation went back, and took the oath, of allegiance. ’ln ...