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... Dutch fleet so obtained net worth the risque it created. compared this transaction, as it regarded our marine, sending United Irishmen into our navy; and after treating this part of his argument very serious point of view, jocosely said, ministers were ...
... Irish members were be added the United Parliament that order preserve equilibrium improper influence which that might have in the deliberation of that propose number placemen in should exceed a not to the that tlu: was united the British House Peers presumed ...
... Newfoundland, among the roldiers belonging the fencibles raised there. appears, that in consequence of the intrigues of some United Irishmen, who had been permitted to come to that country, spirit had been diffused among the troupe, who arc general Irish, anti ...
... the intrigues of some United Irishmen had been permitted to come to that country from Ireland with passes a spirit disaffection been diffused among the troops are general Irish and of whom about had taken the of United Irishmen Thirty the ringleaders ...
... some united Irishmen, who had been permitted to come to that country from Ireland passes, a spirit of disaffection had been diffused among the troops, • who are general Irish, and of whom about sixty had secretly taken the oath of united Irishmen. Thirty ...
... purchase. In our last paper recorded a list of robberies, attended with the most shameful acts of cruelty, per-1 pelratcd by two Irishmen, deserters from the regiment of foot, with two women in company: We now have the satisfaction to inform our readers, that ...
... META - LIMERICK, NOVEMBER 8. Last Thurklay, John Roach, Patrick Roach, and , Thonzas Ryan, three noted united men, were executed (in pursuance of the sentence of a general . court martial, held in this city the 15th ult.) near Cullen, in this county, ...
... that the sinexst en&ccours f tlo; Govynment United States to bring it to an amicable termination, will not be disappointed. • • The Envoys Extraordiiiary, and MirsitersT Plenipotentiary from the United States to France, were received by the First ...
... article; HOLES OF EDWARD IV, Anno D, 1477- Irishmen were taxed for residing in London, as follows: Persons having no lands, pence per annum. Irishmen having Lands in England, 12 pence out of every shillings. Irishmen keeping house 2s. Merchants born in Ireland ...
... manufaaule. JANUARY 16. General B RNADOTTR had frequent co - n. ferentes at Paris, with Deputies now there, front the United Irishmen.—La Clef du Cabinet. The sc!d ers from the camps at Dijon and Lyons, and the corps of Grenadiers from Tours, were on thlir ...
... Ireland shall find itself finally separated from England. General has ' frequent conferences with the Deputies of the United Irishmen who are in Paris. decree of the 6th, the Consuls have ordetect that rst, There shall be assemblcd a Corps of pbservation ...
... Accoiding the French Journals, Bst« nadottc has had frequent conferences at Paris, with Deputies notv there, from the United Irishmen. From this we may infer, that the maritime preparations Brest, and other ports, have an attack on Ireland in view. French ...