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... people Into rebellion ; because the arm ot the law will l»e too powerful for the miscreants. (Hear.) f)8, was said the United Irishmen, that government wished war with them, they would not to law with the government—he will reverse the sentiment and say ...
... tely consider tax which does not affect themselves if they were immediately pay it.— more than one-sixth the United Parliament will Irishmen. naturally take a pleasure, when in calamitous circumstances, in bringing others into situation equally deplorable ...
... in some shape or other, was the foundation of these a ...
... Wexford in consequence of smart engagement which took place bill above (he village on Whit Monday, 1793, between (lie United Irishmen andc-oody of soldierr consisting of two officers and one hundred men. The country were mure numerous, but not t&weU armed ...
... Mist Curtan continued to elude the vigilance ol her friends, end in the of the riaited tbe grave of her lever of the United Irishmen. Fbchchman s Sketch of English Manners —The English never expand in society ; they seem reserve all their spirits and ...
... next are Dean Scott and the late Lord Clonmel; but above all these I have this impor- Uni fact—Maguaue, Colonel of the United irishmen, was prepared to become a traitor in April, 1797 ; made his communications to Major Clelland—from that period inclusive ...
... country, such was t.trrr borne by any r.ation before, the hostility of from five to millions brave, intelligent, and united Irishmen, is io despised. No one hut an Orangeman would to entertain such opinion. The wealth, the courage, . the intelligence ...
... apparent hesitation, by , Mr. M Nevin, without applauding the general merits his book. We not think with him, that the United Irishmen were either deep or sagacious,’ though they were but too bold and, we think, | that if they had established a Republic ...
... edited by hi. Son. John O’Connell, Eeq, MP. vol., Bvo, fancy cloth. 12a. . .- . , Madden’s (Dr) Live, and Times of the United Irishmen, Second Series, vol.. post Bso. fancy cloth, Bs. Madden . (Drl Uniled Iri.bmen, their Live, and Times. Third and last ...
... taken, Ireland would soon cease to be a portion of the HritUh empire (hear, and cheers) The object of the society of the United Irishmen, and the Repealers of 1841. was one and the same—namely, the separation of Ireland from England but ano’her power had ...
... green flag, bearing the device—- ** o*Conm the Champion of the people, Tried in temptation, Strengthened distress. ’* The United Irishmen, who formed a very numerous body, had many of their national emblems. ...
... No. 30. Dawaon street. Now ready, Price 4d., Volume VII. THE NATIONAL LIBRARY FOR IRELAND. The Livet and Timet of THE UNITED IRISHMEN. LORD EDWARD FITZGERALD Telumet already publitbed, price r— y 1. Daniel O’Cennell, Etq , M.P., hie Life and Tiroee. X ...