... Reynolds, the informer, though suspected being the traitor, did not retire from public life, avoid the siciely those United Irishmen with whom he had been long in the habit communicating, and he. in consequence, narrowly escaped being shot The particulars ...

... months. November, 1797, Lord Edward Fitzgerald called on ray father, and him to t,.ke his place as colonel of regiment of United Irishmen, enrolled the county of Kildare, fora short time. father hesitated to tccept the post; but Lord Edward's urgent tequest ...

... and long life to it, whilst it does its duty to Ireland. Lord Mulgrave.” Thomas Moore, the Bard of Erin. Irishmen and American laaees united for the of 1 the nation.” _ _ he Memory Thomas Addits Emmett. »ilt .Clinton was to have written his ...

... green flag, bearing the deviceu O’Conrn 11, the Champion of the people, Tried in temptation, Strengthened distress.” The United Irishmen, who formed a very numerous body, had many their national emblems. ...

... of the Liberator ; let us aid in th. advancement of this society, whatever name it may ba called, whether Precursor or United Irishmen ; for such powerful combination alone such a concentration of public opinion, cannot fail force from a faction, h >wever ...

... as the Tories indulge in will be falsified, and that the country will be ameliorated by, I will not say a society of united Irishmen, but of loyal subjects of the British dominions [loud cheers]. The Chairman, in proposing the next toast, said—lreland ...

... to-be-forgolten I Castkreagh, that sold his country. (Hear.) remembered that at that time men were induced to become united Irishmen in order that they might he afterwards sold and betrayed—that one set of men were empowered to persecute another, and ...

... misgovernmeut, and these means having caused a union of all ranks and religions to take place, under the denomination of United Irishmen, lor the peaceful redress of national grievances—the aggrieving alarmed at the moral union, determined to make it a criminal ...

... volunteer was the armed soldier the government, organised to proteit their country from foreign invasion. The unfortunate united Irishmen, whose system 1 impeach, were organised for a far different purpose, and it was almost in consequence that their cause ...

... restored us until those dusensions cesse. (Hear.) Never were our opponents able take from us our parliament u>itil they had United Irishmen and Orangemen hauling with cash other ; was (heir blood stained dissrnsiuns. and two hundred thousand British bavon that ...

... good sense the justice to believe used only eaptundum tufgut,'* knows, in common with every English statesman, that were Irishmen united, or even were one party nlhpitzd, the occupation of the ** third dog’* in would gone for ever, and Ireland would be nation ...

... the privation human life. The pretext for such outrages was, of course, the detection of individuals suspected to be United Irishmen, or the discovery of concealed arms ; but their real object was, too often, the sacrifice of some innocent victim to private ...