... some few do* cuments little importance, with the late numbers of the Patriot, and Mr. Baxter’s card of membership ofthe United Irishmen Club” of Dundalk, were seised upon. Mr. Baxter was then conveyed Dundalk gaol, escorted by the party who made the arrest ...

... character of this interesting story, which has now arrived at a period Irish history pregnant with interest—the times of the United Irishmen. Tin' Protestant, (part 8,) and The Illustrated Pochct Bible, (No. 7,) txhihit symptoms of falling off in any department ...

... published by him. fear, however, the premises are untenable ; for, if Ireland wait for prosperity and independence” until Irishmen arc united, we shall we arc to the end of the chapter—such a uaicn being almost impossible in this country where creeds, classes ...

... creeds Irishmen shall fairly represanted, and which tha interests of dom shall be endangered. That inasmuch as English legislation threatens all Irishmen with a common ruin, we entertain a confident hope their common necessities will speedily unite Irishmen ...

... Ireland would signal to Irishmen in this country to take that revenge which centuries of oppression and tyranny had sown in their bosoms—to tako it upon the class which had given such cause for it. There w ere ! I 50,000 Irishmen in London, and at least ...

... their landing to free this country. help God. In connection with this treasonable document, print the certificate of United Irishmen Both documents will read with interest, while assisting to illustrate the spirit of that eventful period, bearing close ...

... Ponsonby and the late Mr. Grattan were both United Irishmen, and hud fomented the Irish rebellion. That was not so. Mr. F. O’Connor had confounded the Society of United Irishmen of 1791 with the United Irishmen ...

... connected with religion. No one can doubt that many sincerely loyal men were draw n into the Association which was called the United Irishmen, the very ( object of which was to obtain the redress, by legitimate means of certain real grievances under which the ...

... obedient servant. William Shirley Ball. Pall Mall, March 15. Mark of Respkct —On Monday last, there was an assembly of United Irishmen,” in Dromara, for purposes of good, in which Roman Catholics, Presbyterians, and Episcopalians all joined, and proceeded ...

... has since heard nothing of her monev, for the loss of which she and similar sufferers may thank their AW/«*.«, their United Irishmen, and their other •• print*, which have been indulging their hatred of English government urging the people draw tlieir ...

... upon thy lap. “The British Theatre—part I introduces u* to Gareick Kembm;, Mrs. Siddoxs, and Miss O’Neill. Madden’* United Irishmen,” (third series) is cleverly written paper severe in criticism on Dr. Madden, whose work appears inju! and untimely. The ...

... Orangemen the north of Ireland there existed great deal of the spirit of the United Irishmen. He most ardently desired that Orangemen should arm—that every imrtion of Irishmen should obtain power to enforce their right. Tho government relied next on the ...