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... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. We have no wish to eritieisa the eondnet of the Irish Government, but to those who are not in the Irish Privy Council it remains perfectly incomprehensible. If to suffer the most monstrous insolence be proof of determination, nothing ...
... SUPPRESSION OF THE SOCIETY OF UNITED IRISHMEN.' In another part of the Netws-Letter of this day will be found the proclamation of the Lord Lieuteinant :prohibiting the further meeting of the revived Associa- tion. :li\.O'Coniell had boasted, that the ...
... THE UNITED IRIS EN TO THE EDITOR OF THE VINDICATOR Sin,—Being one of the last survivors of the United Irishmen, of 1798, and, I believe, the only one who was actively engaged in their struggle, from begin- ning to end, and having been the confidential ...
... DUNDALK UNITED IRISHMEN S CLUB Thursday night very crowded meeting of this club took place in their new and spacious clubroom in Park street. The greatest enthusiasm and determination was manifested. The men at this club at least are not frightened the ...
... Extract from the United Irishmen, April 15, 1818. Another circumstance 1 feel it right communicate ; perhaps it is unimportant, but that for you. There regiment now on their way Dublin from Derrv ; they •topped on their way in Ballygawley irom Saturday ...
... conduct, of the United Irishmen; the means which their secrets were betrayed to the Government, and their measures frustrated. will include documents, furnished by persons who were actually engaged in the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them ...
... conduct, of the United Irishmen; the means which their secrets were betrayed to the Government, and their measures frustrated. It will include documents, furnished persons who were actually engaged in the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them ...
... conduct of the United Irishmen; the means which their secrets wore betrayed the Government, and their measures frustrated. It will include documents furnished hy persons who were actually enlaced in the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them ...
... conduct of the United Irishmen ; the means which their secrets Wi-re betrayed to the Government, and their measures frustrated. It will include documents furnished persons who were actually engaged in the councils of the United Irishmen, and among them ...
... excesses were committed. invettiga ion into this business is now going on. which suppose will throw some light on it. THE •* UNITED IRISHMEN” OF AND O’- CONNELLS REPEALERS 1844. (From The London Morn ini/ Pott.) “Down with the Sassenach !” Down with the Protestant ...
... POLITICAL HISTORY OF IRELAND TO THE PERIOD OF THE LEGISLATIVE UMOV—THE UNITED IRISHMEN AND THE INSURRECTION 96. Never have any body of men beett more misrepresented than the United Irishmen, by almost all the writers who have undertaken to describe their times ...
... price £1 Is. THE UNITED IRISHMEN THEIR LIVES AND TIMES, BY DR. R. R. MADDEN, AUTHOR OF TRAVELS IN THE east,” &c. &c. Cc. HIS Work contains particulars never before made nd conduct | public, respecting the plans, object, a of the United the means by which ...