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... The volunteer was the soldier of the government, organised protect their country from foreign invasion. The unfertunate united Irishmen, whose system I impeaeh, were organised for far different purpose, and it was almost in consequence that their cause was ...
... head jour church, the Pope, has justly designated [ the first lay Catholic in the world. The imprudent leaders of tlie United Irishmen were all Protestant Presbyterian, The misguided, but brave and honest e»il.nsia»ts, Firatir.atta and Emmett, were Protestants ...
... acknowledged terms of alliance and equality, the official communications of the expatriated traitors of this country—of the United Irishmen who have fled or been banished for their treasons, and of their de cendants, who keep up, in a foreign land, the cause ...
... TIIK INFORMER. From Dr. Madden’s work—77* United Irishmen, Arc. —we take the following brief skectcb the oJioiis Hepensbil—like all craveu-hoarled scoumlrels, a sycophant to authority, and tyrant the unfortunate. Who would not rather die thousand deaths ...
... opposed to the Deists of the Republic. Wolfe Tone says they cannot be relied on. Doctor Troy was persuaded to fulminate the United Irishmen, and to fling the innoxious lightning of excommunication against the abettors of the French. Now I hold excommunication ...
... of seven millions and a half of Irishmen united heart and hand ?-lmpoBsible. But how would l ave not bv eecretoatlis. or secret societies. ■° ,t •« , means, is lbe P greatest enemy to his couulry. would have them united in constitutiona manner shedding ...
... noblemen and five Catholic elates, the trustees, had ten days before the reliellhm expelled every student who bad joined the united Irishmen, and this however sincere his repentance and humble his The right bon. baronet continued great length to speak lilieral ...
... just published. . TJie year 1792 wa* di*tingoi»hecl for the «upprc«s:on of that dangerous political society, ** the United Irishmen,” and the following year the of the elective franchise was conceded to the Homan Catholic freeholders, measure of conciliation ...
... here : travelled with Keogh, or others, whenever they could hope to make converts the cause, and to form societies of United Irishmen, which name was invented by him. when he proposed prop the invidious distinctions of Catholic, Dissenter, and Protestant ...
... but what is of far i;r» ater consequence 1 pul my principal dependence in the power which would exercised in making United Irishmen the Clergy, as tbejiuno cause seld meets with much attention at the Court t I was very near saying St. Peter—the Pope ...
... Orangeman, nor could 1 be one, because I a Catholic; nor did 1 ever belong to any political society hut the Society of United Irishmen —to the First principles of which I have consistently adhered through life : those principles were—“ Catholic Emancipation ...
... which shall do for the future (loud cheers). Hitherto wc have struggled as Catholics —liencefurwaid our tions shall be united Irishmen (cheers). it necessary fur me to remind yon of the present oi the absent ! Is it necessary fur motu remind you of bow ...