... provisions have encou iaged the evil-minded to treasonable practices ; that oaths of secrecy, similar to those of the. United Irishmen, had been- administered among numbers of people in Britain; - and that the -domestic enemies to our ConStitution and ...

... great progress in this counry, thatnmany persons in ditlerent parts of the kingdomr have been sworn on the plan ot' the United Irishmen ; and that the conspiriwy makes great progress in the metropolis in parti- cular; that the persons lately released front ...

... great progress in this country; that many persons in different parts of the kingdom have been sworn on the plan of the United . Irishmen and that the conspiracy makes great progress in the metropolis in particular ; that the persons lately released from ...

... great progress in this country that many persons in different parts •f the kingdom have been sworn on the plan of the United Irishmen; and that the conspiracy makes great progress in the metropolis in particular that the object of the disaffected is to ...

... great progress in this country ; that many persons in different parts of the kingdom have been sworn on the plan of the United Irishmen, and that the conspiracy makes great progress in the metropolis in particular ; that the persons lately released from ...

... deliverance to yourselves. The C eotsa t e ss sonitree, in their Preclamation of last year, summoned you, a; .ieSl,as all other Irishmen in the British service, to quit that service as so ii as possible, and repair to the defence of their native county, under ...

... the meeting Ketmington Common ; copy which annexed to this report. The Report then proceeds to state the arrival of United Irishmen, and the fabrication pikes and daggers. The expiration of the suspending the Habeas Corpus encouraged them to renew their ...

... goOd , rncla every respe as you can, contributing tAwarcs the expence of , faithful Citizen ? The Central Committee of United Irishmen,io the Irish Selii° .. - in the British Nvay. gal: Erin go Brah! h;lst hssee W risu 7 6,od t e a rs d t e r reh p n ...

... Nieeting of a dangerous nature, on Kennington Common. They eagerly received into fraternization many guilty refugees of the United Irishmen. They had pikes made by these men, in preparatton for . the last violence of rebellion. In the beginning of 1801, as - ...

... Father, Son, and Holy . Ghost.. Amen. _ virtue of my outb, I will from henceforili join, the Most aaive manner, .the United Irishmen, as far as . the strength, power, and cautions of an individual, with the firm resolution to depress that tyranny which ...

... 7 lion, arrayed in the' field against thearias efhtheir . sovereign, and thotigh the organization establiilecl by the United Irishmen may not have, been kept up with any regularity, and that inany parts a tlie kingdom present the usual appearance of peateful ...

... Parliament that kingdom before the suppression of rebellion and have been since renewed a limited in the Parliament of the United Kingdom” In this part the Report though they remark that efforts of the disaffected have long since happily ceased to assume ...