... MEETING OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN Monday, May 26. A Meeting of this body was held this evening at six o'clock in the School-room, Bell's Wynd, in terms of a cir- cular signed by a person of the name of David Doud, one of Sir John Campbell's canvassers ...

... The UNITED IRISHMEN of 1798, and O'CONNELL'S REPEALERS of 1844. - — «. J Down with the Sassenach !' Down with the Protes- tant 1 Down with the tyrants and oppressors ! Blood, bl6od, blood ! These are the burthens of the songs which have ...

... EDINBURGH, July 14. A Plumper for Aytoun.— -The United Irishmen who are likely to become voters under the Bill held a meeting lately, to take into consideration to which of the candidates they should award their voices; but being undecided, they resolved ...

... DUBLIN ELECTI TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— l beg to inform you that many Reformers, friend. and descendants of United Irishmen, will not vote for Mr O'Conne'l at the approaching election. In an address pro sented to Lord Charlemont in last January ...

... as usual, swore in United Irishmen, two men in particular, one of them is mtied Patrick Plead, and the other Peter Caragher, resident nearsai.l town, and on the day following. Friday 16lh init. he also saw him swe .r in as un United Irishman the said landlord ...

... the most conspicuous body in the assemblage, next to those respectable statesmen, the chimney-sweepers, were — The United Irishmen, bearing many of the National Emblems. The grubbery that took place is of little moment. In- finite pains, we learn, ...

... I who would more shrink from any measure of rrnelly j and injus' ice thin l/ml Ca*ti.fuf.acii; but he is hated by the United Irishmen, because he kti\v their objects, and he had a considerable share in defeafing thetn. i iii ...

... serviceable in promoting the Union — for this he is branded with every tiling that is vile, lie is slandered by the United Irishmen who desire insur- rection and separation, and he is -hindered by the Revolutionists in Knglaud, Vvho lia to h'm for having ...

... round the statue of King V. illiam, and gave three ...

... placard which was posted extensively through the town — VVA.EM.NO 20 IRISHMEN, A.D., 1843. i :t\. ous to the rebellion of 1798, strong endeavours •• made by the society of ' United Irishmen,' then so cahea stil] lurther to swell their boasted numbers. To ...

... Interfered, nad taid, bit object in coming to Ireland wat not to divide but tn units. Lord Cum court instantaneously replied, ••* Mr. Owbb. it U again*! the lam to make United Irishmen. A late Irish Judge, who never thought of de- manding more than a shilling ...

... this Lord publicly acknowledges at a Meeting that he vvas a United Irishman, and declares that to the princi- ples which bound them together he still adheres. The objects of the United Irishmen are known to all. Their objects were to revolutionize the country ...