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... East Circuit in 1796, presided as Judge at the trial of a person named Orr, fur sedition, inriting rebellion, swearin; United Irishmen, fee., kr. Orr WAS convicted on the nearest evidence, but suit an% the spirit of the times and the intimidation exercised ...
... in our possession—the writing is a wretched scrawl, and the orthography corresponds: - Whet is the general union t Irishmen united. This is a fine night fur walking. This is the season far it. Is our friends satisfied t Our enemy is but few. (Signed ...
... and in the June of 179 N confronting the beim nets of the same troops, and the fire of the cniumn, in the cause of the United Irishmen, and for the 'swilling of the Protest:int and British power mita Ireland ! How is this 7 thershas.been, it is unquestionable ...
... national salvation if they were 'ministers even for a day. (From the Dublin Standard.) At the meeting of the Corn-Exchange United Irishmen, on Tuesday, a letter from the privileged incendiary to French, the Secretary, was read, heided by the perpetual and tiersome ...
... a native Parlierhent would surely be extorted from the Saxons so soon as it should be dentanded in the bold name of United Irishmen. The next patriot whom we End rolling his tub on the occesidn was Mr. Henry Grattan.— And how did he proceed td enlighten ...
... pledged by the boors. ILLEGAL SOCIETIES. A recent number of our valuable ally, the Evening Packet, shows up some of the United Irishmen of 1837. Of this article, rich in ex• cellence, we quote as mach as our space admits of— ILLEGAL FOCI ET( ES. At the ...
... perjurers! Do you understand me—perjurers I Irishmen ! sons of chaste and pure mothers. Irishmen ! husbands of chaste, affectionate, - mod pore wives. Irishmen! brothers . of lovely sod pure sisters. Irishmen l whom mea ere celebrated all over the world ...
... UNITED STATES, A pretty warm discussion Las Wien place in Congress on the siit.jeet of the liiieration of some Amet'.can slices by the British authorities at Nassau, New Pros idence. hr tirhate arose no a memorial hum an insurance company at New Oilcans ...
... THE REBEL PRESS. The United IriA/Ipm Stour lay **stains a fourth letter to the Protesteet fermers, in. which Mr. Mitchel, writing from N owgste pri. eon, recepitolateseiroumstancially and elaborate the history of his sedition, movements from their ...
... same glorious end—the union of all Irishmen, and the achievement of legislative iw dependence ? The eonferenee est from week to week, and the revolt of its inestimable labours has bees the proposal of a plan for united organisation, which sneeessively met ...
... Liberal Club held their annual dinner their Club-room. The dinner, wines, &e. wet e sweiletit. The evening, van spent. as Irishmen should spend it. %vie' the litimist hilarity and humour. Ainonsr other titatF, were the followitvx : William the 'Fourth ...
... this: instead of sixpenny rule for Ireland, which would barely produce £20%000 a tear, cell for even • peony rating of the 'United 'Kingdom s which will easily yield a million. But if you would hare your demands attended:cell for that act of justice, not ...