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... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. Lord Clarendon has done good deal to preserve the peace Ireland'—bo has Sir George Grey with his Gagging Act; but the Ouhl Repealers of Limerick have done more to effect this object than both put together. the true Irish -fashion ...
... > UNITED IRISHMEN. The Nation of Saturday week has the following re- marks upon the recent apprehension of Messrs O’ Brien, Meagher, and Mitchell :— “ The war between the people and their English rulers has begun, It was full time, They had laid the venue ...
... Garden era, Combmakera, Plasterers Slaters, Bookbinders, Irftter-fout.dcrs, Bnjshmakera, Frame-work-knitters, Masons United Irishmen, St Crispin Society, Printers and Tool-makers, Saddlers, Colt Bridge Society, Blacksmiths. f. Third Division.— Coach makers ...
... handing in some money, to observe with regret that there were several secret societies of Irishmen in Scotland, colling themselves by the detestable names of United Irishmen and Ribbonmen. He called the attention of Repeal wardens in Scotland to the fact, and ...
... _Sirs Gore ; _Chap . XIII ., XIV . _—Mosings _in the Wen _; No . V . ; _Legendary Lore . _—Maiden ' _s History of the United Irishmen . _—MoHiit'sMissionaiT Labours and _Scenes in _Southern Africa ; concluded . —Frast of _the Poets forSeptember 1842 _ ...
... but little in ci * culation. These coins, it is thought, were left in th» moss some of our infatuated countrymen—the United Irishmen —during the Rebellion.— Belfast News Lettef- ...
... useful and most seasonable article. But perhaps the most valuable paper is the review of Dr Madden's History of the United Irishmen, which is full of warning example and wholesome instruction, apparently much needed at this moment both by the Government ...
... several continuations from former articlessuch, for example, as the paper on M. Thiers, and another on Dr. Madden 's United Irishmen. A Scamper in the Long Vacation and Guernsey—its Present State and Future Prospects are readable and agreeable enough ...
... Liglit Infantry _Regiment , _Aid-de-Camp to tho _Queen ; Part' 11 . Conclusion . —0 . Madden ' s Lirca and _Tiroes of the United _Irishmen . C ARLTON'S TRAITS and STORIES of tho IRISH PEASANTRY . No . III . With _Two Etchings by Phiz , and other _Illustrutions ...
... handing in some money, to observe with regret that there were several secret societies of Irishmen in Scotland, calling themselves the detestable names of United Irishmen and Ribbonnien. Ho called the attention of the repeal wardens in Scotland to the fact ...
... discretion. They were as unseparable as brothers, and were united by an unparalleled attachment. Mr. John Sheares, upon the arrest of the others, became one of the executive directory of the United Irishmen, and, as a necessary consequence, Henrywas a participator ...
... ENGLISH DEFINITIONS FOR AN IRISH DICTIONARY. United Irishmen.— Natives of Ireland, are a 9 quarrelling with each other, and every one e se. Confederates.— A Political party, bent on dissolving all exi'ting; ties between Ireland and the rest t le »or ...