... Cumberland, wereon Saturday apprehended and lodged in Cockermouth gaol. It appears by their own confession that they arc United Irishmen and were in the action at Newtown Ards, but they say they were forced into it. A woman, dressed in deep mourning, waited ...

... partilan of the trial Administration. Mr. Harvey whole name appears as Secretary to (one publications of the Society of United Irishmen of Dublin, about eighteen months or two years ago married the youngeft of the lovely daughters of the Hon. and Rev. Dean ...

... the trial of one Reefe, who an apprentice to Ford, the Engraver, of Cork, it appeared that there were 11() Sections of United Irishmen in the City of Cork. The plan of a plate was produced; in each section there were 12 men, with a serjeant whatever information ...

... bccu omitted in the copy, though contained in the first Count in the first original. —lt as follows: Did associate as United Irishmen to aid the King’s enemies, overthrow the Govern merit, change the Constitution, and dethrone the King. The following Jury ...

... war, to dethrone the King, and overturn the Government, and change the Conltitution. 6th, Allocated rhcnifelves wilh United Irishmen, overturn the Government and Coiiftitution, and dethrone the King. 7th, Urged John Armflrong aid levying war King, and ...

... this kingdom, the better to act oinplifh the pur pnfes aforefaid, and for having combined and aflociated with fociety calling United iiiflimen, in receiving returns of men, arms and ammunition to be employed in laid Iralfacre and rebellion alfo, for having ...

... HUNDRED. Messidor, July 14. A Secretary read an Address from the Irishmen: the great day of the liberty and independence of nation', deign to receive the emblem ever dear United Irishmen, the Harp of Ossian! with silver chords, mounted with the trophies ...

... the very principal leaders of the United Irishmen. American Papers reached town yesterday morning to the 23d of June. They contain an Address from Talleyrand to the American Envoys, in which the Ambassadors of the United States arc accused by the French ...

... expressed doubts that the United Irishmen could stand in battle before the King’s troops; Lord Edward replied that this was not altogether necessary; that a landing of the French was expected; that some of the United Irishmen would certainly fall into ...

... inft. the Secretary read the following addrels from the United Irilhmen t Tron the great day of the liberty nnd inderendance of na- t'ons, deign to receive tilt: emblem ever deer to United Irishmen, the Harp of Erin! with silver chords mounted with the ...

... this Society of United Irilhmeo, as fhall fuffered in the caufe of Freedom, or who, by their zeal for the Rights of Mankind, fliall have rendered themielves dittinguilhed and worthy of attachment and triift. [Thus, you fee, it is not Irishmen alone, who are ...

... body of men called United Irilhmen, and on a certain day, therein named, did aHift (aid Society, and the of il, by lending them a chamber in his houfeat Bndge-ftreet, to hold confutation and further, that he did adminifter the United Oath to Thomas Reynolds ...