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... ami Ireland ; in which the pfohabiUne* fvom EneUr.d, and the eatablWuoent Rp.eiMLif and evidence that all the assumed United Irishmen advanced instil ing tee guilt-ot » 1798, have bt*en r -movvd Ly the ituro. • uu. ...
... termination of bis purest hopes. On the same evening, however, he starts on a new career, being introduced the » Society of United Irishmen, and taking the solemn obligation to cast in his lot and devote bis energies to their cause. His first view *f the sitting ...
... many Catholics among the United Irishmen, were there not?— Scarcely any among the leading United Irishmen. The leading United Irishmen were almost all Presbyterians or Dissenters. the North, the lower classes ...
... Catalogues, which may be obtained on applicatiou at the Hoorn. Among 1 the Hooks trill he found FOLIO AND QUARTO. Society of United Irishmen, 1791. Thomson’s General Atlas, half Ryan’s Worthies Ireland, Jtussia, folio. vols. Anti-Union,complete, 4to. Paine’s ...
... friend, in Ireland laboured much to bring into derision and contempt, branding them with the appellation of the society of united Irishmen. In short, it was put into the bands of the Minuter by thtue Noblemen and Gentlemen who, under the dewmination of friends ...
... Catholics and Protestants. The highest object and most fervent aspiration of the United Irishmen was to make Ireland what America is politically free. The United Irishmen shed their blood and wasted their property give Ireland a constitution, such as America ...
... never hear of the United Irishmen ? The Irish Volunteers? Were they not military companies ? Did not they remain assembled, spite of the Executive? And should you have believed that justice was done to Ireland had those United Irishmen received the answer ...
... claim the merit of having originated in an endeavour to put down United Irishmen. It was the offspring simply of religious and sectarian rancour. The founders of the Society of United Irishmen availed themselves of it to rouse the Catholics. It acted upon ...
... such as was never borne by any nation before, the hostility of from five to six millions of brave, intelligent, and united Irishmen, is to be despised. No one but an Orangeman would be mad enough to entertain such an opinion. The wealth, the courage ...
... of United Irishmen everything di.-loyal and revolutionary. But no body has been more misrepresented, or its objects less understood, than the society of United Irishmen. Tt» present number the Dublin Monthly contains article on The United ...
... the invasion of Ireland. In April, 1794-, lie had several confidential interviews with Hamilton Rowan, leader of the United Irishmen, who had since escaped from prison, and was attaintertof High Treason, together with Theodore Wolf Tone, and a man named ...
... of loyalty—Lord Manners and Mr. Saurin. The Right Hon. Gent, proceeded to read some passages from the Letters of the United Irishmen to the Volunteers,” thelibel for publication of which M r. R. was tried, and the address of the Learned Judge to the prisoner ...