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... followin'; Refnlutions. ill. That having been reported us that villains, deputed certain Societies, calling thenifelvcs UNITED IRISHMEN, arc -1 th's prefent time crftd throughout the kingdom with a view fo feducc and withdraw the army irom their a!' ...
... CHAMBERS, No. 105, Abbry- ftreet, and J h Ss rice 28. 2d. MOORE, No. 455 > College-greeng P LETTER to the SOCIETIES of UNITED IRISHMEN of the town 6fBarrast, upon the fabjeét of certain apprehenfions which have arifen from a propofed re- ftoration of CATHOLIC ...
... CAMOSM. WHEREAS there erifti within thu kingdom fedicie» and traitornm Confpiracf, nnmber of nerfonr ftylihg themfelyee UNITED IRISHMEN, for the fttbverSon of the authority of U> Majefty, and the Parliament, and the dcfirudion of the ettablilhed Conftitution ...
... A. Hamilton Rowan. Efq. . ““Iff c. £ “’dixtH. I. Hijh-Sre.S .h. «». Mr. t»ooltn.drauet. pill MAIt DUE. SOCIETY OF . United irishmen of dublin, ~ THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND. We fubmitted to your confideration fuch a plan for your equal reprefcntaiion, would ...
... herzof, my claum, Mall be duly anf 125 579% SOCIETY or UNITED IRISHMEN oF DUBLIN, THE HON. SIMON BUTLER THE CHA IR, The follewing Addrefs was unaninonily tot iRISHMEN OF DUBLIN THE SOCIETY OF UNITED TO THE NATION. nd indignation the E obferve with a infidious ...
... exert every power he in oppofing this band daring traitors. He believed that among the member? who formed the Society United Irishmen there wdre many much kfs criminal than othersmany believed might have been feduccd to join them the fpecious pretexts ...
... to the Tribunal of the Laws An IRISH PEOPLE, NOW, by the unanimous act the LTNG, os and Commons of IRELAND nation of—UNIT IRISHMEN—maII, and will determine her 'he ailenion of the renter and Joers of that Hireling Print ibe Dull n Journal. Is not a ...
... Support I have experienced, v.as Irom ind* !' trim.*Captain Wiifon, our late worthy Raprefentative, ' No. 17 Caftle-ftreet Irishmen, who defpifed the Language W gav s, effi , the independent intcreft.*The INFORMS his Friends and the Public, that he . t0 ...
... willto all, eftubiiih concord. « amongit wil) be happy and « ...
... fphere, within which’h becomes me to confine myftlf, I may fubmit it to your judgment to determine whether Irishmen, becaufc they may he united, or thofe Eugliflnnen who declare that the ufi of Irifh is transferable like that of (lock, are the moil likely ...
... jf carefully mined, will only found toexiftin the breath of an Englilh Minifter. That attempts will be fruftrated by the united efforts of this kingdom, which alone could be fufficient, to give the freedom at prefent enjoy. Propolttions, fraught with ...
... with which they were arrogantly threatened, could prevail on IRISHMEN to relinguith their liberty. They, however, compromifed the mat- ter; they confented as an independent nation to unite with England ; to have, (as I have faid before) the fame laws ...