... PatlUcncr, No. 26, Upper alrtat, Dublin. ADDEN'S UNITED IRISHMEN. THE SECOND SERIES. Jnst Published, in Bvo, Cloth, Lettered, 630 pages, with roue Portrai’p, Pries 10s. 6J. (by Poe*, 11s.) THE UNITED IRISHMEN, THEIR LIVES AND TIMES, S.COSD BERIIS, With S ...

... eventful history of the United Irishmen, winch the .hop of Mr Ityrtie, an eminent hookseller, of No. 108. Graf'wn street, was those days the scene: , •• Byrne’, .hop in Grafton- treet waa the tutoal literary randMToalof the United Irishmen, end the poMi.lier ...

... June will be ready, in on* handsome volume, thick Bvo, with portraits, rLbly und in fancy cloth, price 10s. 6d., The united irishmen, their lives and TIMES. Fir t S?rien. with addition*! auth*nt : c document?, and NUMEROUS ORIGINAL PORTRAITS. Tie whole ...

... in reversion, both of which the disciple of Algernon Sidney and admirer of Washington refused with disdain. When the United Irishmen solicited the intervention of France, O’Connor negociated the treaty with the agent of the French Directory’. He and Lord ...

... preceded by secret associations. It i* in such bodice the enterprieee ate devised which the people carry into execution. Tbe United Irishmen were secret body—tbe lilt of tbe kind on grand teak—but they were eompoeed very different elements indeed from the 'prentice ...

... eo far from being in concert with, in the confidence of the United Irishmen, as alleged, was the open and avowed aopporttr of the Government, and thy moet active denouncer the United Irishmen. As historian deeply versed in the recent history of the country ...

... Trinity College” hav« been abstracted from Prior’e Life of Barke,” Grattan’s Life by his Son,” end Dr. Madd-n’s History the United Irishmen.” While the two papers oo ** Ueformatory Schools,” and on u Emigration, ’’ fail to invest those subjects with suffi dent ...

... pregnant instance” of Mr. Flush, it is equally untrue that French assistance was sought by tbe more intelligent of the United Irishmen. Irishmen who found protection under tbe Bepnblic and enlisted In the service of France were anxious measure their swords against ...

... courses, and seek the erection of other bulwarks for the defence of liberty, and influenced by these feelinge joined the United Irishmen, and, to use his own expressive phrase, mingled in the troubles of 98.” Mr. Reilly took part in all the principal actions ...

... quay. i*it Zlsi June All ready, one handsome lume, thick 8/0, with p r:raii.>, richly beard in fancy cl th, price 6J.. f UNITED IRISHMEN, THEIR LIVES AND I- TIMES. rst Sinw. with hectic J. CGrE**nt9, and NCMFROUS URIC INAL PURTRAITS. The whole matter and ...

... counsel for several of the United Irishmen. Little did Curran know, when paid a high flown tribute to MacNally in one of his speeches, that his forensic colleague was actually in the pay of the government as spy upon the United Irishmen The circumstance that ...

... will begin to crumble before the indignant cotubiuatioa all classes; and the tsrauuy England wui crouch to l> e voice of united Irishmen under the approaching pressure of European policy. I have the honour your lordship’s obedient rervsnt, D. W. CAHILL, D ...