... by every enrolled person promisieg that he will be ready to fight when called upon. The persons enrolled are called United Irishmen. This statement of the Vindicator is much doubted. For the lest three or four months the current ex- penses of the bankrupt ...

... alreadyl received, that tile aggregate will be about .10,0)00. Mr. Archibald Hamilton Rowan, whose con- nexionk with the - United Irishmen, in 1798, forms a strik- ing feature in the history of that period, has subscribed ten guineas.-Correspondent of Globe ...

... which I hegyouriosertion. I ''he British public is not,, perhaps, aware, that towards the close Of the year 1797, the United Irishmen, very ridiculously, adopted a planby which to render themselves conspicuous and discernable to friends and enemies-they ...

... general orga I ization. of these Orange Societies, and that. of the d United Irishmen. The organization is.indeedinimany rinstances precisely the same in both cases. .The United I Irishmen had their clandestine associations, their oaths r of secrecy, and ...

... union, and to adopt addresses of sympathy and congratulation to the French Republic. The Young Irelanders and the ' United Irishmen then appeared, urging union and frater- nisation. A Jacobin club was established-pedition was openly preached-a monster ...

... In one mi- nority of four no two agreed ! A United Irish- man is an Irishman who stands alone and apart from others-united not being derived in Ireland from the verb to unite, but from the substantive unit. A HINT FOR THE SANITARY C(O,13MMISSION. The ...

... and your associates of 178. and 1785 we trace not only the prefext, genH y the corresponding societies, the soiet1t W~ United Irishmen, &c. . Ic.but alsO theea& ing trincipe, U iipo'n ch~ch t-ese, ctetes proceeded, and even the! precedost, ,,t Manner and ...

... nauseasss. In fact, it requires a strong stomach to read speeches boasting of the loyalty of Ulster, which cradled the United Irishmen. Mr. James Tennent reminded the auti-sixpence- giving nationalists that a terrible famine had devas tated the south and ...

... tion to their Provisional Governmen of fraternizing (that is the cant phrase) wi the new republic. The United, or rather Di united, Irishmen (for with them fraternization do not, like charity, be gin at home) have been for most and( loudest in their ...

... that- to its remaining an independent republic, under which name¢ and formn it will ever be to Europe What a baod of United Irishmen is to a kingdom; A letter from St. Petersbur t is said to state, that the Emperor Alexander has o - fiesd to accede to ...

... two years ago. Let The Standard break new ground; let it boldly declare the existence at this moment in Ireland of the United Irishmen'. That such an association did exist formerly in Ireland is certain; and it is equally certain that it was supl. pressed; ...

... Then followed an inquiry into the Daffy and Mitchell correspondence, and a total repudiation of the priniples of the 'United Irishmen. To nea- tralisa the poson of sedition, he proposed a new set of resolutions, pledging the great league to a sort of ...