... claim the merit of having originated in an endeavour to put down United Irishmen. It was the offspring simply of religious and sectarian rancour. The founders of the Society of United Irishmen availed themselves of it rouse :hc Catholics. It acted upon these ...

... sre-retiry. The le-clu.ions verc propmted, seconded, anrl passed tinsniniotisly. I'roteslanls and Uutlmlics, Englishmen Irishmen, united togetlicr in furwa'-rllMg 01-jeets u* ll.e cetinsr, anrl clivers were given, and if- •onded t»> m •«! euiluisia tie dly ...

... directory. was at tbi« meeting of the February that for the first time my tather was made acquainted with the design* of the United Irishmen, and their state of preparation fixts were comiiiunictted him hi* cu gates Cuininiugs and Daly, who also informed him ...

... was established uf the Society of United Irishmen, and since then the machinery bad been found so complete for the purpose of carrying into effect crime, that had never been abandoned (hear. bear). The Society of United Irish* men was originally formed ...

... and long life it, whilst it doe# its duty to Ireland. •• Lord Mulgrave.” Thomas Moore, the Bard Erin.’* ** Irishmen and American lasses united for the happiness of the nation. ••The Memory of Thomas Addis* Emmett. Wilt Clinton was to have written his ...

... place highly popular gentleman. The rev. orator noticed that the Mansion-house association had been called a Society of United Irishmen and he would not justify the appellation by any thing tending to show that they were connected to another political body ...

... tely consider tax which does not affect themselves if they were immediately pay it.— more than one-sixth the United Parliament will Irishmen. naturally take a pleasure, when in calamitous circumstances, in bringing others into situation equally deplorable ...

... Wexford in consequence of smart engagement which took place bill above (he village on Whit Monday, 1793, between (lie United Irishmen andc-oody of soldierr consisting of two officers and one hundred men. The country were mure numerous, but not t&weU armed ...

... green flag, bearing the device—- ** o*Conm the Champion of the people, Tried in temptation, Strengthened distress. ’* The United Irishmen, who formed a very numerous body, had many of their national emblems. ...

... msshould immediately cea e. fo this p opnsvl I. si government once acceded, art) promtsed. m ad., .ton. .hr, all the United Irishmen m prison s.iould tmme dia.elv enlarged, sod permitted emigrate to any uniry not hostile to the government of England. ...

... which had called them together, still there was, to his mind, something cheering in finding all sects and parties of Irishmen united. (Hear.) But one common feeling now pervaded the country, and that was a hatred of the machinations of despotism, and ...

... I trust God that ere L-ng the people of this kingdom, every religious creed, and of political party, w.Jlpu ve , lobe united irishmen, claiming, in Lgalj manner, the right of legislating for Iheraselvcs, bt-h re, under the dominion of a British Sovereign ...