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... his tongue, and covers them as a lie,, covers her chickens. It is thus, we presume, that O'CONNELL, the Pantagruel of United Irishmen, will protect by his eloquence those whom he hurries into crime. Our readers will remember how he was once denounced by ...
... Irish patriotic opinions he shared. Seventy years ago he was a journeyman printer on the Frew, the then organ of the 'United Irishmen, and used to boast that he had, with his own hands, set up the manuscript of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. O'Flanagan at ...
... Irieh patriotic opinions ha shared. Seventy years ago he was a journeyman printer on the Press, the then organ of the United Irishmen, and used to boast that he had with his own hands set up the manuscript of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. O'Planagan at that ...
... ENGLISH CLERGYMEN AND EVICTED IRISHMEN. United Ireland publishes a letter from the Rev Alfred Burton, of Stretchworth Vicarage, New- market, sending £ 23 7 subscribed to the evicted tenants' fund by some of the clergy of the Church of England, including ...
... the Irish question was a federal system of Home Rule. Earl OURZON said Ireland would only finally united when. Irishmen agreed with each other to unite. There universal agreement that ultimate settlement could he found except by confe*-once between the ...
... THE LAST FRIENDS. One of th« United Irishmen, who Wj returned to his country after m«y years of exile, being askcH what had induced him to reJisil mountain^ fnends ww60ne. answered, I came back to see I come to my cotmlry, but not with the hope That ...
... been received by O'Donovan Rossa's Euro. pean agents, oue of whom is now stationed at Havre and another at Antwerp :— United Irishmen Oiffce, 12, Chambers-street, New York, July, 1835. Dear Sir and Brother,—I must in duty remind you of a resolution passed ...
... been received by O'Donovan Rossa's Euro- pean agents, one of whom is now stationed at Havre and another at Antwerp — United Irishmen OUice, 12. Chambers-street, New York, July, 1885. ...
... boarded and plundered of their men, and those who had been thus forcibly obtained were placed the same category with “ United Irishmen, the scraping* of gaols, pirates, and smugglers. Such a motley group manned the Victory, bearing Lord Nelson's flag at ...
... country wants is a combination of husbandmen —a league, against which there is no law human or divine; an association of United Irishmen to whose founders we promise a more enduring fame than that of the Enimets and the Tones. We trace the steps of Lord ...
... infernal machines recently seized a st Liverpool were made alt Peoria, and accuses the director of the Association of United Irishmen vi; resiling at Peoria of being connected with the ti alfair. at Tioe Central Ne, v is enabled to state that no eM e ...
... hat a green and whits cockade, presented to him by a young lady who waa well known bold opinions very favourable to the United Irishmen. When within short distance of Ballymena, had to pam a miUtaiy elation, and was mads to halt by the sergeant of the guard ...