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... all our countrymen should do this for I believe that will have no peace in the country until shall have all classes of Irishmen united in struggling for the independence of this land (hear and applause) I have great pleasure, Mr. Chairman and gentlemen ...
... and hear, hear). I lilt humble voice and call on mv countrymen to persevere and aid n prescrv unanimity (cheering). Oh, Irishmen, united grea cheering) For your country’s sake, for your own sakes, for your families’ sake, for God’s sake, be untied (great ...
... established of the Society of United Irishmen, ami since then the machinery had been found so complete for the purpose of carrying info effect crime, that it had never been abandoned ( hear. hear). The Society of United Irishmen was originally formed in the ...
... continued to elude tbe vigilance of ber friends, and in the dusk of tbe evening visited tbe grave of her lever. —Lives of the United Irishmen. Vamdtke aiio RuBEMa corioua anecdote told concerning Ruben'* Descent from the Cro**. i* said that while Ruben* wa* painting ...
... Orange men of tbe North of Ireland there existed great deal of the spirit of the United Irishmen. He most ardently uesired that the Orangemen snould arm that any portion Irishmen should obtain power to enforce their right. The government next relied the police ...
... had hitherto but an earnest that which oe shall for the future. (Cithers.) Hitherto have struggled our exertions sitall united Irishmen. (Cheers.) our heart hem!s”are eitshtiiiyd every liberal Protestant and every honest Presbyterian. (Hear, and cheers.) ...
... tatters, and steeped in poverty, in the bitter accents of a mother’s wail, implores her children to unite. • * Let thia combination of united Irishmen take place, and the gloom brooding over the destinies of unhappy Erin will soon pass away and for ever ...
... Did he never hear of the bailie of Antrim, another battle the county of Down ? Did never hear that the committee of the United Irishmen was established in Belfast? (Mr. Colqahouo—They were Presbyterians.) Oh, they were Presbyterians. Let down to Kilmarnock ...
... faction here work band in band with the beaten Whig faction to put down the O’Connellite Repealer. Such are these warlike united Irishmen”—professing to anatheroatiM all English parties, they in reality are composed of Whig and Tory English expectants 1 Mr ...
... God that ere h-ng the people tbit kingdom, of every refigmu* freed, and of political party, will prove themselves to united Irishmen, by claiming, legal manner, the right of KgUlatidg for themselves, before, under the dominion of British Sovarelgo, and ...
... insisted upon the same rights which the English are now looking for. (Hear, be*', hear.) It is thirty six yea*» since the’ United Irishmen’* asked Parliament for nothing but emancipation for the Catholic*, and reform for the people. That was afterward* made ...
... elath 7 The Connexion between the Kingdom »f Ireland and the Crown of England by Madden, Esq, M i). author ot The United Irishmen,” &c ; with an Appendix, containing Minutes of the Privy Council Corrc.poudence during the years 1811, 12. lb, and 17 ...