... under • Itepoblican form of government NW , his chief and in furtherance of this ohject he founded in the monkey of United Irishmen. and ambito:l materially in the Irish peaerintry, end in organising them for Irevolt. _ . . In 1796 he croesied to Franoe ...

... kaleidoscopic conspire: knee hand. After the Whiteboys, came the 'lllllbonmou ; after the Riblionnion, the United Irishmen; after the United Irishmen, the Fenions ; altar the FBI ulna. the Iriah Republican Brotherhood; alter the Irish *publican Brotherhood ...

... Ireland oa • if • time.. nationality. 1743.—Th.. United Irishmen and the 1 efoodene (a Boman Catholic eociety) to promo*. mbeilmo end to encourage hope of awl fmaa Emote. 1703—The society— . United Irivbmen hem supreme/I, 10 WY reorganised af/ a body ...

... byand-by the benevolent peeler instructed to go ri.unil and regulate OW rating s• a. drinking Mr Balfour kw the .4th,, • united Irishmen hr sugge iing that thernwlvee powwow • wimple was if their taxation by drinking lem whi•ky. Mr T. I) promiws that ITO ...

... more or reckless Ensbers of the party that the long-looked-for sminsaking had been found in the new Knelling' et the united Irishmen. Alas! this hope has rudely akattered. A reference to the political chart has shown that there are rocks &bead, upon ...

... the Inal ef play. could not gel the was peien mid the yam loft dmen Intl two reale sash. erred lonesehire epsilon United at fur Irishmen, elm had to pet op with • six to nothing It beesstioned that each tone AI Peerdertn:da eta_ny the and limemol• will ...

... IRISHMLN ANO IRISHMEN. IT,/ Ti.. 01 Witt. I .. sow n..a.te the Con.toittce oho. tool 1.1 A. rontenipt I. no 1.13 *ow l Th.. 1•611141, role-sled th•e irfnuerd. W,,0 rive • for their • trash the biemen• the outh leseath. woe the watt-, th..th. ...

... SHALL WE EMU' THE KINGDOM UNITED? - felegengh says The greet topic of the day is nowpolitiont Shall limp the kingdo,n united. or we it up into fragments! Shall the half.weary Titian of Matthew Arnold's She poen throw a the part of hie load? Shall we, ...

... one conatit.i. ency in Scotland ohms Irishmen ought to be united it wet Mid-Lothian. Tories And Unionists had nix tit it their brag that would have Ill' la defeating Mr trod it not been for the Irish vote. Irishmen might well be proud that had that worm ...

... Ireland is a part of the United Kingdom. Front that position there in no except by separation. If we are not prepared foe separation, the of Irishmen moot be coo- Mderod exactly as the wishes of any other part of the United Kingdom would be. Neither ...

... relations of the members of the Irish party. This is no direct coneern of ours. Irishmen have just the same right to differ among therneelves on minor natter+ whilst remaining united upon the one mamba] , qiunetiutono Engliahnum or Scotsmen bate. But if we ...

... Where V this differentation of I oleo , . to le ainougai the , How rhauy Irishmen if rutetanee and lion noted till, them &mug the Lot. hundred years? They and boon Inc at unit • • mere of • petwallt• ipy privets and paned.. WI •nd nu inch crowd. PO n-atter ...