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... credit of originating influence he possessed amom ’United Irishmen. Dr. Mol passages disposed to give V itlie society United I rifling “In the summer of IT’-M. .similar to that subsequently the Club the United Ins': to Henry Joy. The Volunteer Association ...
... circumstances, would have met their most strenuous opposition. The pretext was to prevent the assembling of a convention of United Irishmen in Athlon©—the object was to prevent all future conventions of the people. Grattan well described it a trick—making a ...
... referable to the action our enemies, not They find nothing in the proceedings ot the lier; to assimilate with those of the United Irishmen. they find ..inch in that of the government liken to .h “.erkless atrocity of those days. •It horrible to rea i ■ s.vs ...
... others,?it was distinctly proved creditable witnesses, that Tom was an informer—that he attended eke meetings of the United Irishmen, and afterwards forwarded the information to a Mr. Coke, a Dublin merchant, who his •turn communicated to the Castle. ...
... Roden can in *[»“ ignorance a, unaware of this great historical fact, hat the rebellion commenced m Ulster (hear, r ~ the United Irishmen first originated B*lf«t( Belfast wasthe very nucleus of the rebel ion; vince of Ulster is celebrated for ever tn historic ...
... Completion of Dr. Made j„ few day* will be T« Sen.ro of THE UNITED IRISHMEN THEIR LIVES AND TIMES, Dn. K. K. Madden, TTnibellished with exquisitely finish Poetuatts ef several of the United Leadeh., of the most remarkable of their op.onenta end betrayers ...
... elt racts were it not that feed the through the period the penal laws, the * Lif ...
... the cases of an; think they should form matter for serious rellection to those who are called on to pay the rate. THE UNITED IRISHMEN. understand that Dr. Madden will publish, te days, a second series of this important and national w j His former series ...
... is staying with her Royal Highness the Bach™, her mother, in Germany, and not at the Queen Dowagers. literature. THE UNITED IRISHMEN, THEIR LIVES AND TIMES, Bt R. B. Madden, M.D- . Second Serie., in Two Vol»., with mimerous Ongmai Portraits SECOND NOTICE ...
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... be read the following inscriptions The man who commits a crime gives strength to the enemy “As Christians, tolerant—as Irishmen, united A population of nine millions is ton great to be draggad to the tail of another nation ; O’Connell and justice to Ireland“ ...
... p r„m ot a work of cha- longer than ''” ten^' , ~Vurnote, and in the opportuinto another ‘fif' 1 —. the> l 7 ahmen Irishmen united in the cause they '7’ l fluence of their horn res-d his .at amid cheers. resolution. On the c ar ity and virtue, The ...