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... his tongue, and covers them as a lie,, covers her chickens. It is thus, we presume, that O'CONNELL, the Pantagruel of United Irishmen, will protect by his eloquence those whom he hurries into crime. Our readers will remember how he was once denounced by ...
... THE LAST FRIENDS. One of th« United Irishmen, who Wj returned to his country after m«y years of exile, being askcH what had induced him to reJisil mountain^ fnends ww60ne. answered, I came back to see I come to my cotmlry, but not with the hope That ...
... country wants is a combination of husbandmen —a league, against which there is no law human or divine; an association of United Irishmen to whose founders we promise a more enduring fame than that of the Enimets and the Tones. We trace the steps of Lord ...
... but little in circulation. These coins it is thought were hidden in the moss by some of our infatuated countrymen, the United Irishmen, during the rebellion.— Belfast News Letter. INHUMANITY OF A MOTHER.—A disclosure of the most honid barbarity, on the ...
... by every enrolled person promising that he will be ready to fight when called upon. The persons enrolled are called United Irishmen. This statement of the Vindicator 3 much doubted. In the Kilrush union (county of Clare) several of the evicted tenantry ...
... 23rd, inSt., when the Duke of '• Sir R. Peel, &c., will honour the banquet with sence. je(J The Hibernian Society of United Irishmen Par city on Whit Monday as usual, and made a wnh their handsome banners,and smart sashes an ^el of their favourite national ...
... satisfy an a=aPrr AL PA HOUBB OF LORDS. THUKSDAY.—Leord Stauley called attention to the first imber of a 19 called the United Irishmen, and, aiet reading extracts from it, concluded by whether the law officers of the crowa had beea consulted o@ the subject ...
... perevas «bo desire Wareing to brish- to keep the Orangemen in the rebellion of 1798, strong ca- men, 1643,—Previow to United Irishmen,” thea deavours were made by the society of pamber, To this end, so called, still farther to swell ome of the mrans tered ...
... Russell than O Connor from Grattan. He entered into an intrigue wilh the f rench Directory, and was one of the leading United Irishmen. Upon the failure of the rebellion of 1798, the British Govern. ment permitted at his escape, since which time he has ...
... the list to which the hon. member had referred. Neither Mr. Ponsonby nor Mr. Glaittan ever belonged to the Society of United Irishmen, though they did belong to the volunteers. [Mr. O'Connor made some gesture of assent.] The hon. member admitted that he ...
... pronounced legal the highest lawyers. The rules and regulations of the Association certainly bore no resemblance those f the United Irishmen, to which the Attorney-General compared them. vine: adverted at great length and with much eloquence, the condition of ...
... bond that unites these islands.' The Quur- terly and the Gentleman's Magazine, then, are quite agreed on this point. Whatever various shapes the agitation may have at various times assumed, agrarian ?r politlcal-Whitehoys, reep-o day-Bovs, United Irishmen ...