... nt which Government was now carrying on, a reduction in the army, &c. and hoped this would have the effects. ate all United Irishmen under the new regulation, there would be litfle occasion fur a large military force; every citizen would he soldier, and ...

... friends in Ireland laboured much to bring into derision and contempt, branding them with the apindlation of the society of united Irishmen.” In short, it was put into the hands the Minister those Noblemen and Gentlemen who, under the denomination of friends ...

... ns of Saturday night would have supplied the deficiency. It precedent be required, it is to be found in the case the United Irishmen. Their Society was not illegal in its commencement —it became dangerous to the State and was put down Lhw—so may the Orange ...

... foremost of them was the conspiracy of the United Irishmen Ireland—the most formidable, the most combined, and the most dangerous conspiracy that hail ever been concocted in any countrya conspiracy that boasted of uniting within its secret proceedings five hundred ...

... people Into rebellion ; because the arm ot the law will l»e too powerful for the miscreants. (Hear.) f)8, was said the United Irishmen, that government wished war with them, they would not to law with the government—he will reverse the sentiment and say ...

... country, such was t.trrr borne by any r.ation before, the hostility of from five to millions brave, intelligent, and united Irishmen, is io despised. No one hut an Orangeman would to entertain such opinion. The wealth, the courage, . the intelligence ...

... support- yond, tl.e of. parentheses had not furnished Majesty’s prisence Ireland j. hud the ellect muking the whole'd tH , , United Irishmen once feurtaU but iw title. j,3t Letters received from Edinburgh ' > Willium Forbes und Co. the Bunkers ' given notice ...

... opposed the Deists | of lire Republic. Wolfe Tone says they cannot relied on. Doctor Troy was persuaded fulminate the United Irishmen, and fling the innoxious lightning of excommunication {against abettors the Now, 1 hold excommunication It* of exceeding ...

... spoken of in another place, ■ by a highly popular gentleman, and w’hilc this Society was) held up the country a Society of United Irishmen, . they should most careful to guard against the possibility justifying the imputation against them, that they wore connected ...

... village the United States ring for years past with the cause and the sufferings the Greeks, but the benevolent concern, the generous sympathy which free people naturally take with those who are contending for freedom. That sympathy has united Irishmen and Americans ...

... for the truth of what publish. It is well known that the plan Uid down and acted upon the years 1790, 7., and 8, by the United Irishmen of that period, was to convert the existing civi! organisation of that body into mllftary array, sworn to obedience. This ...

... found one of the best means of exiting the spirit of the country. It should nut I Ik* forgotten the Government, that the United Irishmen, I examined before Parliament, declared this fact—that, in many parts the country they found it impossible swear I a man ...