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... Madden's (Dr) Lives and Times of the United Irishmen, l *“To Professor Helloway.™ Becond Series, 2 vols, post Bvo, fancy cloth, Bs. The Earl of Aldborough cured of a Liver and Stomach Maddea's (Dr) United Irishmen, their Lives aad Times, | Complaint. ...

... 1%, 2 vols., Bvo., fancy cloth, 12s. Madden's (Dr.) Lives and Times of the United Trishmen, Second Series, 2 vols., post Svo., fancy cloth, 8s Madden’s (Dr.) United Irishmen, their Lives and Times, Thind and last Series, 5 vols., post Bvo., fancy cloth ...

... of Thursday the annouacement of the distinguished honours woo by the sonm of Dr. Madden—author of the *¢ Lives of the United Irishmen”— ‘n one of the principal continental colleges. All who know Dr. Madden personally, will feel gratified at the distinction ...

... Roden can in *[»“ ignorance a, unaware of this great historical fact, hat the rebellion commenced m Ulster (hear, r ~ the United Irishmen first originated B*lf«t( Belfast wasthe very nucleus of the rebel ion; vince of Ulster is celebrated for ever tn historic ...

... Completion of Dr. Made j„ few day* will be T« Sen.ro of THE UNITED IRISHMEN THEIR LIVES AND TIMES, Dn. K. K. Madden, TTnibellished with exquisitely finish Poetuatts ef several of the United Leadeh., of the most remarkable of their op.onenta end betrayers ...

... elt racts were it not that feed the through the period the penal laws, the * Lif ...

... c, held himeelf disengaged from a society which had many attractions for his principles and his years—the society of United Irishmen He was cautieus and reserved in that reign of blood and terror. The French revolution had left its impress deep io hismind ...

... the cases of an; think they should form matter for serious rellection to those who are called on to pay the rate. THE UNITED IRISHMEN. understand that Dr. Madden will publish, te days, a second series of this important and national w j His former series ...

... emigration of his countrymen with feelings of the most poignant interest. At period when, above all others, the united efforts of Irishmen are needed for the elevation of our common country, it must be painful to the patriot to know that his country has ...

... Banim, Griffin, Thomas Moore; J. S. Callanan, Carleton, Right Honourable John Philpot, Curran, Drennan (the Poet of the United Irishmen), Dr. Anster, Mangan, Ferguson, Samuel Lover, the Hon. Mra. Blackwood, Thomas Davis, M.R.LA., Furlong. Mrs: Downing, * ...

... regeneration of their country. Appreciating as we do, the virtue, patriotism, and misfortunes of the honoured and beloved Irishmen who united in 1798 for the purpose of redeeming their country from the yoke of foreign oppression, we could not but feel shocked ...