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... with hit bnaioegt. candour it bo obaerved that thoaa immediately aboal the table appenrdt to bo aofcar.’’ U*rOM\I —TUE UNITED IRISHMEN. Mr*- Hmtnillon liowan, ha* ndtlrcoaetl tha ratiowin| latter to Uia Pruptieler of The Norther* f¥U§ : _ Cattle of Killyleagh ...
... acknowledged by no class of men in this country, except the execrable and infamous nest traitors, who were known the name of United Irishmen, who sat brooding in Belfast over their discontents and treasons, and from whoso publications could trace, word for word ...
... dcclanrioo, as there «onld not wanted those who would eagerly at it, proclaim that it was similar to the declaration of United Irishmen —(a hwj'h) ■ml it was in contemplation us the ux the pike manual. ( Until luinghtn.) Mr Kc'.inry—Ami is it nut u> tcacii ...
... arleton, Author of Traits and of the Irish Peasantry ; lire Right lion. John Philpot Curran ; Drennan (the Poet of tire United Irishmen) ; Dr. Anster, Translator of Faus*; Mangan, Author of German Anthology; Fergosou, Author of Hibernian Nights’ Entertainment ...
... been spoken of in another place, highly popular gentleman, and while this S-e'tty was held up to tha country Society of United Irishmen, they should most careful l» pisrd against the possibility justifying the imnnlstirn against them, that they were eonn»rted ...
... .Orangelsm in this part of Ireland is, that the Presbyterians, who 30 years ago were almost to a man republicans and United Irishmen, are now loyalists and Orangemen. This change has been effected, in the first instance, the Popish character that the ...
... according .Moore's Life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, there were, 179t. no less than 27?, HUG the muster-roll of the United Irishmen, exclusive of the large numbers of Irish in the u.di'iu and yeomanry, w hose services were so great in the suppression of the ...
... mass quiet, merely to excite it into action at their own season. He discovered a great similarity between the Society of United Irishmen of 1793, that corresponded secretly with France, and a society now existing in Dublin. Amongst the papers seized by the ...
... by Oliter Moore, ja»t publithed.) ' Xheyear 1792 was ilUtinKuUlied for the tapprension of that daneerous society, “the United Irishmen,” and Hie following year the boon of the elective franchise was conceded to the Roman Catholic freeholders, a measure ...
... oppressed country. Fellow countrymen and fellow sufferers, come forward on that day, said before, to our Catholic chapels, united Irishmen should but let peace the watchword, and union the standard liberty, in order that you may set your enemies at defiance ...
... of treachery witnin, and tyranny without, the United Irishmen pointed their oath of autos‘ To forward a brotherhood affeetloo, community of rights, identity of interests, and a onion of power smong Irishmen of every religion* persuasion it was this oath ...
... y, the mass of depend more upon the individual pastor.** In another letter to Richard Burke, censures the Society of United Irishmen for the error supposing the evil* of their country were hatched i n ; maintain* that they are of Irish perentop, the workings ...