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... THE UNITED IRISHMEN (FROM THE MONITOR.) THRIR PRESS. Tj public organs of the United Irishmen expressed their n.nion*. intemperance and violence . . dinated their leaders. Up to few yeart preceding ihc rebellion no efficient representative of the Irish ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. ...
... the UNITED IRISHMEN, THEIR LIVES AND XIMES.-Bv D«. K. R. MADDKH.-SecONO Shim. S- Macbm, 8, U Olicr Str,«t. are pleased O find that a second series of Doctor Madden’s work, containing never before sob. to the public, respecting plans, objects, end conduct ...
... said, that the United Irishmen wanted to to war with him, but be would not to law with We will reverse the case with the liruns wickers ; they wish to to war with ns, but we will achieve victory over them by establishing the dominion of the law [cheers; ...
... principles. The United Irishmen have nestled amid these crowded haunts of vicious and ignorant population ; and the result of this extension of the society is the spread of discontent and sedition in the manufacturing districts. The United Irishmen of Edinburgh ...
... the hopes of the partirans of the Stuarts fade away.the political song-writing of Ireland fell into desuetude until the United Irishmen made a vigorous eftbrt to re-establish such a powerful instrument of popular agitation. —Dr. Taylor in Bentley’s Miscellany ...
... Magazine. LITERARY NOTICE. The United Irishmen, their Lives and Times. J. Madden, M.D., author of Travels in the Bast. The author of this work has proposed to himself the task of doing justice to the intentions of the United Irishmen, of ( ointing out the wrongs ...
... assemblage is for the advancement of Repeal. Prior to, and during, disturbances occasioned by Tbe Hearts of Steel” and United Irishmen of 1798, Commons were regular rendezvous and drilling places for the disposed of the neighbourhood. ...
... Dobll* C«rry & Co. Up ■ limo our friend Tom's life ■eem» to be ■ web of His csreer fall of incident ; committed to Nswgsto United Irishmen, thro* the Uaghsble, blondering, eccentric good nature of Captain Bubbletoo, is, through some strange eonirt tempi effected ...
... highest price—hi* life.” By Colonel Robert Steele—“The memory of Thomas Story, the man who displayed the banner of the United Irishmen in this country.” By Ur. P. S. Brady—“Dr. Macuevin, a patriot from the Emerald Isle a credit to the land of liberty, and ...
... were known to have existed, because it was known that there had been a secret society United Irishmen. What he contended for was that the existence of the United Irishmen was not known till the evidence one gentleman let it out, and showed what the organisation ...
... In her tun, soil. in station Ihnce blest. With her Britain, her/aceto the west.” • —Tune —** Marseilles Hymn. ' « The United Irishmen— men of 98—the Tones nnd the M‘Nevios, the Emmets and the Fitzgeralds—pstriots who were neither weak norwwicketd but nobly ...