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... that Dr. was once formidable man Ireland. Arthur O’Connor is now the only survivor of the Executive Directory of the United irishmen Died, this city yesterday. Dr. William James M'Nevin, the Iri'h patiiut and companion of Emmett, in the year of hi* Mr ...
... contradictions arc all that is necessary. 1. It is not true that the Rebellion of 1793 was Catholic in its origin. The United Irishmen were at first, the Protestants and Presbyterians the North, the Directory there was single Catholic. One of the first ...
... strictly affiliated Society-embodied, a, i, seem, on the principle of the United Society of Ijgg United Irishmen had Parish, Baronial and Countr'lod » ,he Orangemen. The United Irishmen had cial Conventions—so have the Oiangcmen. The p lf ...
... were many Catholics among the United Ivis me to were there nat?—Scarcely any among the leading e; in Irishmen. The leading United Irishmen were alm Presbyterians or Dissenters. In the North, the lower of the United ...
... late Jonel Dennie, Cc. B., Her Majesty’s Th to the Q Light Infantry Maddes's Lives and Tim Part 11. —Conel usion.—9- United Irishmen. CVARLETON'S TRAITS AND STORIE ar ar band bo ios Ww GMb Price Is. Erehings by hig, and other Itustrations. UR MESS. No ...
... One] Government to inquire into its existence, and +d Ja puhish the ringleaders of the CoWspiracy- Wy 1797-8, when the United Irishmen were sow | derated under exactly similar obligations; when they pthelhad their theis..pass words, their signs, their Officers ...
... by ealling upon the Visit imitate the conduct of the late Lord ‘act— the Rebellion, visited the College, ar elled the United Irishmen who had crept Mon-|the Building. srable We conclude this part of the subject, p: ra to- certainly, to ourselves, by n ...
... Trish Parliament in 1798 and was at that time « yment e said against the Press Newspaper, notoriously the Organ ir vy are United Irishmen, Peter was the first w y such fered under that act ; and the proprietorship ia that have print- was instantly transferred ...
... description the proceedings of the l niled Irishmen, in which secrecy and assassination were recommended expedient for the carrying out of their designs. He also read a passage from one of those papers, in the United Irishmen appealed to Brutus, Prince patriotic ...