... SUPPRESSION OF THE SOCIETY OF UNITED IRISHMEN.' In another part of the Netws-Letter of this day will be found the proclamation of the Lord Lieuteinant :prohibiting the further meeting of the revived Associa- tion. :li\.O'Coniell had boasted, that the ...

... THE UNITED IRIS EN TO THE EDITOR OF THE VINDICATOR Sin,—Being one of the last survivors of the United Irishmen, of 1798, and, I believe, the only one who was actively engaged in their struggle, from begin- ning to end, and having been the confidential ...

... conduct, of the United Irishmen; the means which their secrets were betrayed to the Government, and their measures frustrated. will include documents, furnished by persons who were actually engaged in the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them ...

... conduct, of the United Irishmen; the means which their secrets were betrayed to the Government, and their measures frustrated. It will include documents, furnished persons who were actually engaged in the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them ...

... conduct of the United Irishmen ; the means which their secrets Wi-re betrayed to the Government, and their measures frustrated. It will include documents furnished persons who were actually engaged in the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them ...

... price £1 Is. THE UNITED IRISHMEN THEIR LIVES AND TIMES, BY DR. R. R. MADDEN, AUTHOR OF TRAVELS IN THE east,” &c. &c. Cc. HIS Work contains particulars never before made nd conduct | public, respecting the plans, object, a of the United the means by which ...

... conduct, of the United Irishmen; the means which their secrets were betrayed to the Government, and their measures frustrated. It will include documents, furnished by persons who were actually engaged the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them ...

... each, price Is. United Iri^limen THEIR LIVES AND TIMES. I' DR. R. MADDEN./ AUTHOR OF “TRAVELS THE EAST,” tiC.jkc. kc. THIS Work contains particulars never before made public, respecting the plans, object, and conduct the United Irishmen; the means by which ...

... their measures (rostrated. It will include documents furnished persons who were actually engaged in the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them may be specitied the particulars the arrest Lord Edward Fitzgerald, the seizure of the Delegate*, and ...

... is for the advancement of Repeal. Prior to, and during, the disturbances occasioned by ** The Hearts of Steel and The United Irishmen 170S, the Commons were regular rendezvous and drilling places for the ill-disposed of the neighbourhood. Perhaps the ...

... TION ACU Tite Trish Parliament, in 1793, passed the following ates of the United Irishmen Act to prevent the del from meeting at Athlor » where, by appointment, they were to assemble. The body was a legal one at that time, and, be it borne in mind, suicide ...

... I E The United Irishmen, their Lives and Times. liy J. Maddim, M.D., author of Travels the East,'' c., In Two Volumes: London, 1842. The author this work has proposed to himself the task of doing justice to the intentions of the United Irishmen, of pointing ...